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Clinics And Emergencies, Elizabeth Keyes, Sabrina Balgamwalla
Clinics And Emergencies, Elizabeth Keyes, Sabrina Balgamwalla
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Clinical programs—and the clinicians who run them—are regularly called upon to respond to emergency situations. These engagements can be rewarding, personally and professionally. But, as we know from our own work as immigration clinicians, emergency lawyering also presents pressure points for clinicians. Our hope in writing this article is to surface and critique the dynamics that arise when clinicians are called upon to engage in emergency work. Specifically, we aim to expand on the literature of clinics and emergency responses by reflecting on the ways in which emergency responses have drawn significant energy and time from clinicians, including ourselves. As …
University Of Baltimore Law Review, Volume 53, Issue 2, Summer 2024
University Of Baltimore Law Review, Volume 53, Issue 2, Summer 2024
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Fetal Personhood: The Door Left Open, Kenneth Wyatt Ii
Fetal Personhood: The Door Left Open, Kenneth Wyatt Ii
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Alleviating The Burden Of Coerced Debt: Legal Solutions To Intimate Partner Credit Abuse, Kristine Martinez
Alleviating The Burden Of Coerced Debt: Legal Solutions To Intimate Partner Credit Abuse, Kristine Martinez
University of Baltimore Law Review
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Previously Chart(Er)Ed Waters: The Case For The Revival Of Corporate Purpose Clauses As A Basis For Corporate Rights, Erin Turvey
Previously Chart(Er)Ed Waters: The Case For The Revival Of Corporate Purpose Clauses As A Basis For Corporate Rights, Erin Turvey
University of Baltimore Law Review
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Scarebnb: An Analysis Of Maryland’S Efforts To Curb The Long-Term Housing Effects Of Short-Term Rentals, Devyn King
Scarebnb: An Analysis Of Maryland’S Efforts To Curb The Long-Term Housing Effects Of Short-Term Rentals, Devyn King
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Dam Lesson: How Learning From Hydropower Governance Can Protect Biological Diversity As We Adapt To The Demands Of Climate Change, Adam Fetian
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
“Sav” The Bay: Achieving The Chesapeake Bay Program’S Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (Sav) Restoration Goals Through Law, James Duffy
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
University Of Baltimore Law Review, Volume 53, Issue 1, Spring 2024
University Of Baltimore Law Review, Volume 53, Issue 1, Spring 2024
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Mr. Antitrust: A Celebration Of Professor Robert Lande’S Career, John D. Bessler
Mr. Antitrust: A Celebration Of Professor Robert Lande’S Career, John D. Bessler
University of Baltimore Law Review
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The Many Benefits Of Thinking In Terms Of “Consumer Choice”, Neil W. Averitt
The Many Benefits Of Thinking In Terms Of “Consumer Choice”, Neil W. Averitt
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Robert Lande And The Real, New Antitrust Paradox, Joshua P. Davis, Jessica Seigel, Charles Hill
Robert Lande And The Real, New Antitrust Paradox, Joshua P. Davis, Jessica Seigel, Charles Hill
University of Baltimore Law Review
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Applying The Ftc Act To Anti-Consumer Contract Terms That Are Not Key Salient Terms To Most Consumers, Stephen F. Ross
Applying The Ftc Act To Anti-Consumer Contract Terms That Are Not Key Salient Terms To Most Consumers, Stephen F. Ross
University of Baltimore Law Review
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The Bridge From Chicago To Biden: The American Antitrust Institute In Perspective, Albert A. Foer
The Bridge From Chicago To Biden: The American Antitrust Institute In Perspective, Albert A. Foer
University of Baltimore Law Review
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Choosing Between Two Meanings Of Competition In Antitrust Law, Randy M. Stutz
Choosing Between Two Meanings Of Competition In Antitrust Law, Randy M. Stutz
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Price Discrimination And Power Buyers: Why Giant Retailers Dominate The Economy And How To Stop It, Katherine Van Dyck
Price Discrimination And Power Buyers: Why Giant Retailers Dominate The Economy And How To Stop It, Katherine Van Dyck
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Inherently Stable Cartels: Economics And Policy, John Kwoka
Inherently Stable Cartels: Economics And Policy, John Kwoka
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Oceanic Disparities In The Treatment Of Serial Collusion, John M. Connor
Oceanic Disparities In The Treatment Of Serial Collusion, John M. Connor
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Function Versus Consequence In Restraint Of Trade Analysis, Peter C. Carstensen
Function Versus Consequence In Restraint Of Trade Analysis, Peter C. Carstensen
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Antitrust And Output, John B. Kirkwood
Antitrust And Output, John B. Kirkwood
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Appropriate Decision Standard For Section 7 Cases, Steven C. Salop
The Appropriate Decision Standard For Section 7 Cases, Steven C. Salop
University of Baltimore Law Review
No abstract provided.
Antitrust Ideas That Progressives Should Resurrect: Conglomerate Merger Legislation, No-Fault Monopolization, And Merger Incipiency, Robert H. Lande
Antitrust Ideas That Progressives Should Resurrect: Conglomerate Merger Legislation, No-Fault Monopolization, And Merger Incipiency, Robert H. Lande
University of Baltimore Law Review
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The Commodification Of Children And The Poor, And The Theory Of Stategraft, Daniel L. Hatcher
The Commodification Of Children And The Poor, And The Theory Of Stategraft, Daniel L. Hatcher
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Across the country, human service agencies, juvenile and family courts, prosecutors, probation departments, police officers, sheriffs, and detention and treatment facilities are churning impoverished children and adults through revenue operations with starkly disproportionate racial impact. Rather than being true to their intended missions of improving welfare and providing equal justice for vulnerable populations, the institutions are mining them with extractive practices that are harmful, unlawful, unconstitutional, and unethical. This Essay considers such commodification schemes under the lens of Professor Bernadette Atuahene’s excellent and important theory of stategraft. The examples discussed provide support for Atuahene’s theory, and this Essay simultaneously urges …
Who Cares Whether A Monopoly Is Efficient? The Sherman Act Is Supposed To Ban Them All, Robert H. Lande
Who Cares Whether A Monopoly Is Efficient? The Sherman Act Is Supposed To Ban Them All, Robert H. Lande
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Section 2 of the Sherman Act was designed to impose sanctions on all firms that monopolize or attempt to monopolize regardless whether the firm engaged in anticompetitive conductor, and regardless whether the firm is efficient. This conclusion emerges from a textualist analysis of the language of Section 2. This article briefly analyzes contemporaneous dictionaries, legal treatises, and cases, and demonstrates that when the Sherman Act was passed the word “monopolize” simply meant that someone had acquired a monopoly. The term was not limited to monopolies acquired through anticompetitive conduct or monopolies that were inefficient. An attempt to monopolize also had …
University Of Baltimore Law Forum, Volume 53, Issue 1 (Fall 2022)
University Of Baltimore Law Forum, Volume 53, Issue 1 (Fall 2022)
University of Baltimore Law Forum
No abstract provided.
Major Reforms To Probate In Maryland: Modernizing Laws Of Intestacy And Establishing Registered Domestic Partnerships, Byron E. Macfarlane
Major Reforms To Probate In Maryland: Modernizing Laws Of Intestacy And Establishing Registered Domestic Partnerships, Byron E. Macfarlane
University of Baltimore Law Forum
No abstract provided.
Passing The Mantle: The Transformative Initiatives Of Harry Cummings, Ashbie Hawkins, And The Next Generation Of African American Lawyers In Maryland, To Utilize The Legal System And Advance The Racial Progress Of African American Citizens, Domonique Flowers
University of Baltimore Law Forum
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Charging Children As Adults: The Case For Repealing Maryland’S Automatic Waiver Statute, Victoria Garner
Charging Children As Adults: The Case For Repealing Maryland’S Automatic Waiver Statute, Victoria Garner
University of Baltimore Law Forum
No abstract provided.
Recent Developments: Belton V. State, Jayna Peterson
Recent Developments: Belton V. State, Jayna Peterson
University of Baltimore Law Forum
No abstract provided.
Through The Camera Lens: The Weakening Of The Fourth Amendment Via Local Law Enforcement And Home Security Cameras, Yakira Price
Through The Camera Lens: The Weakening Of The Fourth Amendment Via Local Law Enforcement And Home Security Cameras, Yakira Price
University of Baltimore Law Forum
No abstract provided.