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University Of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 18 Number 2 (Winter 1988) Front Matter Jan 1988

The Transition Of Student To Lawyer: How Alumni Help, Gena Glickman Jan 1988

The Federal Common Law Of Patent Licensing, Stuart H. Nissim Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Pope V. Illinois: Supreme Court Redefines Value Test For Determining Obscenity, Susan Royston Turner Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Nollan V. California Coastal Commission: Nexus Approach Adopted When Government Attempts To Restrict Land Development, Stephanie L. Demchyk Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Wildermuth V. State: Defendant's Confrontation Right Not Violated By Allowing Alleged Abused Child To Testify Via Closed Circuit Television, Kelly Walfred Miller Jan 1988

Teaching Legal Skills: The Three-Year Experiment That Works, Byron L. Warnken, Elizabeth Samuels Jan 1988

A Salute To Black Judges Of The Maryland Judiciary, David B. Mitchell Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Attorney Grievance Commission V. Winters: Disbarment Warranted Where Attorney's Criminal Activity Is Not Substantially Related To His Drug Addiction, Jonathan Beiser Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Martin V. State: Trial Judge Must Inform Pro Se Defendant That He Cannot Be Forced To Testify, Gerard M. Waites Jan 1988

House Bill 1131: An Enigma, Robert E. Powell, Catherine A. Potthast Jan 1988

Ocean City Beach Replenishment Conflict, Mark S. Cropper Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Newkirk V. Newkirk: In Child's Best Interest, Sibling Awarded Custody Of Minor Children Over Parent's Protest, Jonathan C. Levy Jan 1988

Tax Symposium: Subpart F, 1986 And Beyond, Walter D. Schwidetzky Jan 1988

Tax Symposium: An Overview Of The Low Income Housing Tax Credit, Andrew Zack Blatter, Elena Marty-Nelson Jan 1988

The Maryland Construction Trust Statute: New Personal Liability — Its Scope And Federal Bankruptcy Implications, David F. Albright Jr. Jan 1988

Tax Symposium: General Utilities' Last Stand, J. Ronald Shiff Jan 1988

Casenotes: Constitutional Criminal Law — Sentencing — Mandatory Sentencing Statute Requiring Life Imprisonment Without Parole For Habitual Offenders Of Violent Crimes Satisfies The Eighth Amendment's Proportionality Principle When Applied To A Fourth Conviction Of Daytime Housebreaking. State V. Davis, 310 Md. 611, 530 A.2d 1223 (1987), Thomas Patrick Ott Jan 1988

When Constitutions Collide: A Study In Federalism In The Criminal Law Context, Michael R. Braudes Jan 1988

Insight In Protecting The Charitable Non-Profit Exempt Status, Alfred A. Porro Jr. Jan 1988

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome And Employment Discrimination: A Workplace Dilemma, Adam Jason Sevel Jan 1988

Reflections On The Tax Reform Act Of 1986, John A. Lynch Jr., Wendy G. Gerzog Jan 1988

The Fifth Amendment's Takings Clause: New Twists To An Evolving Doctrine, James E. Haupt Iii Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Edward V. Aquillard: Establishment Clause Violated By Statute Requiring School's Balanced Treatment Of Evolution And Creation Science, David G. Banister Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Millwood V. State: Anonymous Tip Provides Reasonable Suspicion Needed To Justify An Investigatory Stop, Margaret Ann Willis Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Lee V. Wheeler: Recovery For Negligence Of Phantom Driver Under Uninsured Motorist Provisions, Glen P. Smith Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Ellison V. Maryland: Convicted And Sentenced Criminal Defendant When Called As Non-Party Witness May Invoke Privilege Against Self-Incrimination, Steven E. Sunday Jan 1988

Recent Developments: United States V. Cooper: Bail Reform Act Requires Notice Before Prescribing Mandatory Enhanced Sentence, Michael Scott Friedman Jan 1988

Recent Developments: Goodman V. Lukens Steel Co.: Personal Injury Statute Of Limitations Now Applied To Title Vii Claims Brought In Pennsylvania, David Carey Jan 1988

University Of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 18 Number 3 (Spring 1988) Front Matter Jan 1988