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Research And Reality: Better Understanding The Debate Between Sequential And Simultaneous Photo Arrays, Frederick H. Bealefeld Iii

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Why Dna Databasing Is Good For Maryland — A Dna Analyst's Perspective, Rana Santos

University of Baltimore Law Review

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The Imperative Of Eyewitness Identification Reform And The Role Of Police Leadership, Rebecca Brown, Stephen Saloom

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Recent Developments: In Re Victoria C.: Adult Seeking Visitation With Her Minor Siblings Must Make An Initial Threshold Showing Of Exceptional Circumstances Or Parental Unfitness; Exceptional Circumstances Are Those Which Would Lead To A Deleterious Effect On The Children By The Lack Of Visitation, Tonya M. Bland

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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Recent Developments: Mccracken V. State: A Law Enforcement Officer Does Not Violate The Fourth Amendment When He Or She Seizes Items Discovered On A Suspect During A Lawful Terry Stop And Frisk If There Is Probable Cause To Believe That The Items Are Contraband Or Evidence Of A Crime, Dominic W. Lamartina

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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Recent Developments: Nickens V. Mount Vernon Realty Grp., Llc: A Property Owner May Employ The Common Law Remedy Of Peaceable Self-Help As A Means To Gain Possession Of Real Property From An Occupant In Unlawful Possession; The Property Owner Must Act Reasonably When Taking Possession And Disposing Of The Occupant's Personal Property, Robert S. Lewis

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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Recent Developments: S & S Oil, Inc. V. Jackson: The Circuit Court's Failure To Present The Jury With A Separate Written Question For The Affirmative Defenses Of Contributory Negligence And Assumption Of The Risk On The Special Verdict Sheet Constituted Reversible Error, Errin K. Roby

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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University Of Baltimore Law Forum Volume 44 Number 1 (Fall 2013) Front Matter

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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The Firearms Safety Act And The Future Of Second Amendment Debate, Dominic Lamartina

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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Recent Developments: Gordon V. State: Admissibility Of Evidence Under The Adoptive Admission By A Party-Opponent Hearsay Exception Is A Preliminary Determination For The Trial Court; Admission Of Detective's Testimony Not Clearly Erroneous, Stephanie Lurz

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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Recent Developments: In Re Adoption Of Sean M.: Failure To File A Timely Objection After Being Served A Show Cause Order, Constitutes Irrevocable Consent To An Independent Adoption; Maryland's Statutory Scheme Does Not Violate Parental Due Process Rights, Sarah M. Grago

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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Recent Developments: Long Green Valley Ass'n V. Bellevale Farms, Inc.: Non-Party "Interested Persons" Lack Standing To Enforce An Agricultural Preservation Easement Created Between A Private Landowner And A State Agency Where The Easement Was Not A Charitable Trust, Brett H. Philpotts

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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Recent Developments: Maryland V. King: The Use Of A Buccal Swab To Obtain A Defendant's Dna Sample Upon Arrest For A Serious Offense Is A Reasonable Search Under The Fourth Amendment, Kristine L. Dietz

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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Recent Developments: Transcare Md., Inc. V. Murray: A Commercial Ambulance Company Does Not Have Immunity Under The Good Samaritan Act Or The Fire And Rescue Act For The Negligent Actions Of Its Employees, Nicholas B. Hawkins

University of Baltimore Law Forum

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Reflections On Vawa's Strange Bedfellows: The Partnership Between The Battered Immigrant Women's Movement And Law Enforcement, Alizabeth Newman

University of Baltimore Law Review

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University Of Baltimore Law Review Volume 42 Number 3 (Spring 2013) Front Matter

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Luogo E Spazio, Place And Space: Gender Quotas And Democracy In Italy, Rachel A. Van Cleave

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Symposium Foreword: Privacy Rights And Proactive Investigations: Emerging Constitutional Issues In Law Enforcement, Thiru Vignarajah

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Beyond A Beautiful Fraud: Using A Human Rights Framework To Realize The Promise Of Democracy, Janel A. George

University of Baltimore Law Review

"[Politics] is a beautiful fraud that has been imposed on the people for years . . ."

-The late Honorable Shirley Chisholm'

Back To The Future: United States V Jones Resuscitates Property Law Concepts In Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence, Nancy Forster

University of Baltimore Law Review

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University Of Baltimore Law Review Volume 42 Number 4 (Summer 2013) Front Matter

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Indecent Exposure: Genes Are More Than A Brand Name Label In The Dna Database Debate, Jessica D. Gabel

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Symposium Foreword: Applied Feminism And Democracy

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Legislative Oppression: Restricting Gestational Surrogacy To Married Couples Is An Attempt To Legislate Morality, Linda S. Anderson

University of Baltimore Law Review

Since the days of Baby M, surrogacy arrangements have become a well-accepted form of assisted reproduction. As one of the first alternatives available to those who could not create families naturally, surrogacy arrangements have been scrutinized and discussed from a variety of angles. Today, state laws determine whether surrogacy is allowed, establish the standards for the agreements and qualifications of those who use this form of family creation, and set limits on payments involved in such arrangements. Many states that regulate surrogacy through legislation have restricted the availability of surrogacy arrangements to married couples, thereby eliminating any non-traditional heterosexual couples, …

Post-Jones: How District Courts Are Answering The Myriad Questions Raised By The Supreme Court's Decision In United States V. Jones, Jason D. Medinger

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Comments: Liberalizing Maryland's Approach To Piercing The Corporate Veil, Ryan Bottegal

University of Baltimore Law Review

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University Of Baltimore Law Review Volume 42 Number 2 (Winter 2013) Front Matter

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Referenda In Maryland: The Need For Comprehensive Statutory Reform, Michael D. Berman, Melissa O'Toole-Loureiro

University of Baltimore Law Review

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Comment: The Case Of Two Biological Intended Mothers: Illustrating The Need To Statutorily Define Maternity In Maryland, Catherine Villareale

University of Baltimore Law Review

Sam was born a happy and healthy baby boy, much to the delight of his mothers, Sarah and Jen. Although Jen gave birth to Sam, Jen has no genetic connection to her son. Biologically, Sarah is Sam's "ova mother"' because Sam was conceived through assisted reproductive technology using Sarah's ovum that was fertilized in vitro by an anonymous sperm donor and implanted in Jen. Both Sarah and Jen share a biological connection to Sam, Sarah through DNA and Jen through carrying him for nine months and giving birth. Consequently, Sam has two biological mothers. Yet, in Maryland, at the time …

Comments: The Hidden Cost Of Rod And Rifle: Why State Fish And Game Laws Must Be Amended In Order To Protect Against Unreasonable Search And Seizure In The Great Outdoors, Bryan M. Mull

University of Baltimore Law Review

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