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Volume 33, Issue 1
Fall 2004
Articles:
Judicial Modification of Sentences in Maryland
By: Professor Steven Grossman and Professor Stephen Shapiro
American Courts-Martial for Enemy War Crimes
By: Tara Lee
Comments:
Davidson v. Microsoft Corporation: Reexamining Maryland's Illinois Brick Bar Against Indirect Private Purchasers
By: Christopher Paul Dean
Employees As Subcontractors: Maryland's Interpretation of Its Mechanics' Liens Statute
By: Anee P. Raulerson
Opening the Door to Single Government: The 2002 Maryland Redistricting Decision Gives the Courts Too Much Power in an Historically Political Area
By: Brook Erin Moore
Volume 33, Issue 2
Spring 2004
Speech:
The Value and Purpose of Law
By: M.N.S. Sellers
Articles:
Addressing the Workforce Housing Crisis in Maryland and Throughout the Nation
By: John J. Delaney
The Scope of Whistleblower Protection in the State of Maryland: A Comprehensive Statue is Needed
By: John A. Gray
Comments:
Project Life, Inc. v. Glendening: Seeking Sanctuary for Women Recovering from Substance Abuse Problems
By: Sarah D. Bruce
Just [Can't] Do It: The California Supreme Court Overly Restricted Nike's First Amendment Rights When It Held that the Company's Public Statements Were Commercial Speech
By: Alyssa L. Paladino
Volume 34, Issue 1
Fall 2004
Speech:
Court of Appeals of Maryland - Journey to Justice: Fiftieth Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education
By: The Honorable Robert M. Bell, Chief Judge
Articles:
The Power to Suspend Habeas Corpus: An Answer from the Arguments Surrounding Ex Parte Merryman
By: Jeffery D. Jackson
The Routine Booking Question Exception to Miranda
By: Meghan S. Skelton and James G. Connell, III
Comments:
Because Sex Crimes are Different: Why Maryland Should (Carefully) Adopt the Contested Federal Rules of Evidence 413 and 414 That Permit Propensity Evidence of a Criminal Defendant's Other Sex Offenses
By: Joyce R. Lombardi
Don't Buy . . . Rent! Maryland Law Provides Limitless Insurance for Tenants Against Criminal Activity After Hemmings v. Perlham Wood
By: Teresa D. Teare
Volume 34, Issue 2
Winter 2005
Articles:
Wasting Time in Cyberspace: The UDRP's Approach Toward Arbitrating Internet Domain Name Disputes
By: Chad D. Emerson
How to Improve Student Ratings in Legal Writing Courses: Views from the Trenches
By: Judith D. Fischer
Who is the Baby's Daddy (and Why Is It Important for the Child to Know)?
By: Cynthia R. Mabry
Comments:
The Maryland Certificate of Qualified Expert Requirement: A Flimsy Shield for Corporations Engaged in Architecture and Professional Engineering
By: Gregory M. Garret
The Road to Judicial Abolishment of Contributory Negligence Has Been Paved by Bozman v. Bozman
By: Jennifer J. Karangelen
Volume 34, Issue 3
Spring 2005
Articles:
When is a Tenancy by the Entirety Interest in Common Law Jurisdictions an Asset of One Spouse?: Craft-ing a Solution for the Tax Code's § 108 Insolvency Exclusion
By: Kimberly A. Butlak
Adverse Employment Action in Retaliation Cases
By: Brian A. Riddell and Richard A. Bales
Comments:
Holding Clergy Accountable: Maryland Should Require Clergy to Report Suspected Child Abuse
By: Caroline E. Law Miller
Walking the Line of Admissibility: Why Maryland Courts Should Reexamine the Admissibility of Field Sobriety Tests
By: Rick M. Grams
Volume 35, Issue 1
Fall 2005
Articles:
Appellate Fruit Salad
By: Professor Amy Sloan
Can State Medical Marijuana Statutes Survive the Sovereign's Federal Drug Laws?
By: Wes Clark
Comments:
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Overdue: The Evolution of a “Sexual Orientation-Blind” Legal System in Maryland and the Recognition of Same-Sex Marriage.
By: Gregory Care
Crawford v. Washington: Re-Defining Sixth Amendment Jurisprudence; The Impact Across the United States and in Maryland
By: Tracey Perrick
Volume 35, Issue 2
Winter 2005
Speech:
Citing Foreign Law in US Courts: Is Our Sovereignty Really at Stake?
By: The Honorable Judge Messitte
Articles:
Hints of the Future?: John Robert's Jr.'s Fourth Amendment Cases as an Appellate Judge"
By: Thomas Clancy
The Glass Usury Ceiling
By: Anne Norton
Comments:
Check Your Privacy at the Front Gate: Consensual Sodomy Regulation in Today's Military Following United States v. Marcum
By: Erik Coyne
Maryland is Dying for a Slayer Statute: The Ineffectiveness of the Common-Law Slayer Rule in Maryland
By: Tara Pehush
Volume 35, Issue 3
Spring 2006
Speech:
Referring to Foreign Law in Constitutional Interpretation: An Episode in the Culture Wars
By: Mark Tushnet
Articles:
The Criminal Justice Principles of Charles Hamilton Houston: Lessons in Innovation
By: José Felipé Anderson
Important Terms for Inclusion in Confidential Settlement Agreements for Financial Services Companies
By: Bryan Bolton
Comments:
Vice-A-Verdict: Inconsistent Jury Verdicts Should Not Stand in Maryland
By: Ashlee Smith
The Use of Screens to Cure Imputed Conflicts of Interest: Why the Failure of the American Bar Association, as Well as the Majority of State Bar Associations, to Allow Screening Undermines the Integrity of the Legal Profession
By: Erin Cohn
Volume 36, Issue 1
Fall 2006
Articles:
Virtual Espionage: Spyware and the Common-Law Privacy Torts
By: Don Corbett
Governmental Immunity in Maryland: A Practitioner's Guide to Making and Defending Tort Claims
By: Karen J. Kruger
Comments:
Immigrants, Health Care, and the Constitution: Medicaid Cuts in Maryland Suggest that Legal Immigrants Do Not Deserve the Equal Protection of the Law
By: Tricia Bozek
Who Turned Out the Lights?: How Maryland Laws Fail to Protect Victims of Domestic Violence from Third Party Abuse
By: Anique Drouin
A Poisoned Arrow in His Quiver: Why Forbidding an Entire Branch of Government from Communicating with a Reporter Violates the First Amendment
By: Joe Johnston
Volume 36, Issue 2
Winter 2006
Articles:
“Property and law are born and must die together”: The Honorable Dale R. Cathell's Philosophy of Individual Property Rights and the Government in the Court of Appeals and the Court of Special Appeals, 1987 – 2006
By: The Honorable Lynne A. Battaglia
Remarkable Evolution: The Early Constitutional History of Maryland
By: Charles Rees
Comments:
Quaffable, But Far from Transcendent: Maryland's 21st Century Prohibition
By: Lauren Dunnock
Electronic Access to Court Records: Shifting the Privacy Burden Away from Witnesses and Victims
By: Jack Losinger
Restitution in Consumer Protection Actions: Stop the Reliance on Reliance
By: Lisa Yurwit