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University of Baltimore Law Review

Spring 1993

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University of Baltimore Law Review Volume 22 Number 2 (Spring 1993) Front Matter

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In Memoriam: Professor James S. May: 1934-1993
Joseph C. Reid

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Injury as a Matter of Law: Is This the Answer to the Wrongful Life Dilemma?
Alan J. Belsky

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Understanding and Defending against Medical Professional Peer Review Antitrust Claims
Daniel M. Warner

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Comments: Silence Is Not Always Golden: Mortgage Prepayment in the Commercial Loan Context
Rebecca C. Dietz

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Comments: Prenatal Substance Abuse: A Call for Legislative Action in Maryland
Mary J. Pizzo

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Comments: Defining "Disability" under the Americans with Disabilities Act
Amalia Magdalena Villalba

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Notes: Admissibility of an out-of-Court Confession: Inability to Make an in-Court Identification of the Defendant as the out-of-Court Confessor, despite Exactness of Names and Other Circumstantial Evidence of Identity, Goes to the Admissibility Rather Than to the Weight of the Confession. Woodson v. State, 325 Md. 251, 600 A.2d 420 (1992)
Roberta C. Sinopole

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Notes: Professional Responsibility — Court Orders Indefinite Suspension Rather Than Disbarment as Sanction for Lawyer Who Misappropriated Client Funds in Escrow Account. Attorney Grievance Commission v. Bakas, 323 Md. 395, 593 A.2d 1087 (1991)
Wendy A. Lassen