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University of Baltimore Law Review

Fall 1992

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University of Baltimore Law Review Volume 22 Number 1 (Fall 1992) Front Matter

Government Drug Testing in Maryland: The Implications of City of Annapolis v. United Food & Commercial Workers, Local 400
Ellen Zelinski Cohill

A Review of the Maryland Construction Trust Statute Decisions in the Court of Appeals of Maryland and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland
David F. Albright Jr.

Personal Liability of Corporate Officials in Ejectment Actions: Evolution of the Tort and the Implications of Metromedia Co. v. WCBM Maryland, Inc.
Lawrence S. Greenwald and Charles S. Hirsch

Comments: The Public Policy Doctrine and Tax Logic: The Need for Consistency in Denying Deductions Arising from Illegal Activities
Charles A. Borek

Comments: Making a Federal Case out of It: Supplemental Jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 1367
M. Ashley Harder

Notes: Criminal Law — Evidence — Evidence of Refusal to Submit to Chemical Breath Test for Alcohol Admissible Only When Relevant to Matters Other Than Defendant's Innocence or Guilt. Krauss v. State, 322 Md. 376, 587 A.2d 1102 (1991)
Howard S. Cohen

Notes: Family Law — Adoption: Do Laws Prohibiting Reimbursement to a Natural Mother for Reasonable Expenses Incurred during Pregnancy Truly Serve the Best Interests of the Child? In re Adoption No. 9979, 323 Md. 39, 591 A.2d 468 (1991)
Donald A. Rea

Notes: Torts — Successor Corporations — Defective Products — Can the Law and Policies of Strict Liability Be Reconciled with Corporate Law Policies Which Protect Successor Corporations in Order to Respond Fairly to the Legitimate Interests of the Products Liability Plaintiff? Nissen Corp. v. Miller, 323 Md. 613, 594 A.2d 564 (1991) (4-2 decision)
Donna M.D. MacDonald

Notes: Insurance Law — the Exposure Theory Versus the Manifestation Theory: Which Method Should Courts Use to Determine When Coverage Is Triggered under a Standard Comprehensive Form General Liability Policy? Lloyd E. Mitchell, Inc. v. Maryland Casualty Co., 324 Md. 44, 595 A.2d 469 (1991)
Julie Dameron Wright