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University Of Baltimore Law Review Volume 34 Number 3 (Spring 2005) Front Matter Jan 2005

Comments: Walking The Line Of Admissibility: Why Maryland Courts Should Reexamine The Admissibility Of Field Sobriety Tests, Rick M. Grams Jan 2005

Adverse Employment Action In Retaliation Cases, Brian A. Riddell, Richard A. Bales Jan 2005

Comments: Maryland Is Dying For A Slayer Statute: The Ineffectiveness Of The Common Law Slayer Rule In Maryland, Tara L. Pehush Jan 2005

Comments: Check Your Privacy Rights At The Front Gate: Consensual Sodomy Regulation In Today's Military Following United States V. Marcum, Captain Erik C. Coyne Jan 2005

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, Kimberly A. Butlak Jan 2005

Comments: Holding Clergy Accountable: Maryland Should Require Clergy To Report Suspected Child Abuse, Caroline E. Law Miller Jan 2005

University Of Baltimore Law Review Volume 35 Number 2 (Winter 2005) Front Matter Jan 2005

In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Noor Mohammad: 1928-2006, John A. Lynch Jr. Jan 2005

Can State "Medical" Marijuana Statutes Survive The Sovereign's Federal Drug Laws? A Toke Too Far, M. Wesley Clark Jan 2005

Comments: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Long Overdue: The Evolution Of A "Sexual Orientation-Blind" Legal System In Maryland And The Recognition Of Same-Sex Marriage, Gregory Care Jan 2005

Comments: Crawford V. Washington: Redefining Sixth Amendment Jurisprudence; The Impact Across The United States And In Maryland, Tracey L. Perrick Jan 2005

Speech: Citing Foreign Law In U.S. Courts: Is Our Sovereignty Really At Stake?, Peter J. Messitte Jan 2005

University Of Baltimore Law Review Volume 35 Number 1 (Fall 2005) Front Matter Jan 2005

Appellate Fruit Salad And Other Concepts: A Short Course In Appellate Process, Amy E. Sloan Jan 2005

Hints Of The Future?: John Roberts, Jr.'S Fourth Amendment Cases As An Appellate Judge, Thomas K. Clancy Jan 2005

Reaching The Glass Usury Ceiling: Why State Ceilings And Federal Preemption Force Low-Income Borrowers Into Subprime Mortgage Loans, Anne Balcer Norton Jan 2005