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University of Baltimore Law Review Volume 18 Number 1 (Fall 1988) Front Matter

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Insurer's Duty to Defend in Maryland
Andrew Janquitto

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When Constitutions Collide: A Study in Federalism in the Criminal Law Context
Michael R. Braudes

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Free Exercise in the Free State: Maryland's Role in the Development of First Amendment Jurisprudence
Kenneth Lasson

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Comments: Regulatory Options for Surrogate Arrangements in Maryland
Carol L. Nicolette and Libby Crystal Reamer

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Comments: The Estate Tax Marital Deduction for a "Specific Portion" of an Interest in Trust: A Problem of Definition
Louise S. Hertz

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Comments: Equal Access to Pole Attachment Agreements: Implications of Telephone Company Participation in the Cable Television Market
John P. Morrissey

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Casenotes: Torts — Satisfaction — Release — Where the Terms of a General Release Are Ambiguous with Respect to Whether the Parties Intend to Bar Suit against a Subsequent Negligent Physician, Parol Evidence Is Admissible to Determine the Intent of the Parties at the Time of Execution. Morgan v. Cohen, 309 Md. 304, 523 A.2d 1003 (1987) (4-3 decision)
Mark Alan Billhimer

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Casenotes: Statutes — Referendum — Appropriation — Stadium Enactments Not Subject to Referendum Because They Fall within Appropriation Exception to Referendum Amendment. Kelly v. Marylanders for Sports Sanity, Inc., 310 Md. 437, 530 A.2d 245 (1987)
Denise Ramsburg Stanley