By: Caryn Tamber

Another beautiful day in Maryland! Let’s remember this come July, when it becomes unbearable. For now, here are a few law links to start your day if you’re unfortunate enough to be inside:

• Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge Susan Souder, she of the 2007 fingerprint evidence-disallowing opinion, finally speaks publicly about the decision.
• A former Hopkins applied systems engineer convicted of traveling to engage in unlawful sex (with someone he thought was a 13-year-old girl) can’t be totally banned from computers for 30 years, D.C. Circuit says.
• The New York Times makes a trend piece out of the University of Maryland-Perdue flap. (Get it? Chickens? Flap? Oh, never mind.)
• Here’s how prosecutors should not use Facebook/MySpace content in court.
• Don’t give your employer too much information on why you’re out of the office, the anonymous Hiring Partner writes.
• A woman is embroiled in a legal dispute with her former landlord, which she says evicted her for refusing to remove Peeps from her door last Easter. The landlord says she was evicted for not paying rent. I can’t believe I missed this when the suit was first filed.