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Maryland's Constitutional One-Subject Rule: Neither A Dead Letter Nor An Undue Restriction, M. Albert Figinski Jan 1998

Notes: Adloo V. H.T. Brown Real Estate, Inc.: "Caveat Exculpator" — An Exculpatory Clause May Not Be Effective Under Maryland's Heightened Level Of Scrutiny, Kevin G. Hroblak Jan 1998

Notes: Sullns V. Allstate: Lead Paint And The Growing Ambiguity Of The Pollution Exclusion Clause, Kurt C. Schultheis Jan 1998

University Of Baltimore Law Review Volume 28 Number 1 (Fall 1998) Front Matter Jan 1998

Notes: Eagan V. Calhoun: A Child May Bring A Wrongful. Death Action Against A Parent For The Intentional Killing Of The Other Parent, Dena M. Dietrich Jan 1998

Notes: Reno V. Aclu: The First Congressional Attempt To Regulate Pornography On The Internet Fails First Amendment Scrutiny, Scott A. Shail Jan 1998

Comments: Petitioning A Court To Modify Alimony When A Client Retires, Colleen Marie Halloran Jan 1998

Comments: Should Race Be A Factor In Law School Admissions? A Study Of Hopwood V. Texas And How The Equal Protection Clause Makes Race-Based Classifications Unconstitutional, Michael A.B. Turner Jan 1998

Notes: Lussier V. Maryland Racing Commission: Maryland's Court Of Appeals Upholds A Fine Imposed By An Administrative Agency Despite A Lack Of Specific Authorization To Fine From The General Assembly, Gregory C. Ward Jan 1998

Recent Developments: Adm Partnership V. Martin: Subjective Belief Of Employee That Neglect To Assume Risk Inherent To Job Duties Would Result In Negative Consequences Does Not Constitute A Genuine Dispute Regarding Assumption Of Risk, Ruth-Ann E. Lane Jan 1998

Recent Developments: Administrative Agency Actions, Amy B. Tate, Melany Joe Ellinger Jan 1998