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University of Baltimore Law Review

Spring 1998

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University of Baltimore Law Review Volume 27 Number 2 (Spring 1998) Front Matter

State Laws Limiting Liability for Noneconomic Damages: How Courts Have Dealt with the Related Legal and Medical Issues in Asbestos Personal Injury Cases
M. King Hill III and Katherine D. Williams

Maryland's Constitutional One-Subject Rule: Neither a Dead Letter nor an Undue Restriction
M. Albert Figinski

Comments: Should Race Be a Factor in Law School Admissions? A Study of Hopwood v. Texas and How the Equal Protection Clause Makes Race-Based Classifications Unconstitutional
Michael A.B. Turner

Notes: Adloo v. H.T. Brown Real Estate, Inc.: "Caveat Exculpator" — an Exculpatory Clause May Not Be Effective Under Maryland's Heightened Level of Scrutiny
Kevin G. Hroblak

Notes: Sullns v. Allstate: Lead Paint and the Growing Ambiguity of the Pollution Exclusion Clause
Kurt C. Schultheis

Notes: Lussier v. Maryland Racing Commission: Maryland's Court of Appeals Upholds a Fine Imposed by an Administrative Agency despite a Lack of Specific Authorization to Fine from the General Assembly
Gregory C. Ward

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