Indiana Health Law Review Announces Student Notes for Volume 23

04/14/2025

Student notes for the Indiana Health Law Review have been selected. The following notes will be published in Volume 23:

Karisa Candreva won the honor for Best Student Note: Pining for Coal Ash Solutions: How Federal and Indiana Law Should Regulate "Beneficial Use" of Coal Ash to Better Protect Human Health and The Environment
Patricia Cavanaugh: Re-Entry Housing and Mental Health: How Previously Incarcerated Individuals Could Qualify For Protections Under the Fair Housing Act’s Definition of Handicap
Jill Gonterman: Help Aging Hoosiers Remain in Their Homes: How Indiana Can Provide Better Protections to Borrowers of Reverse Mortgages
Caterina Ippolito: Surrogacy: A Look Into The Exclusionary Advances in Assisted Reproductive Technology
Alvin Oliver II: Enhancing Correctional Healthcare: An Administrative Approach to Elevating Standards and Access
Allison Onoszko: Does No Mean No? An Analysis of Indiana’s Guidelines on Informed Consent to Health Care for Incapacitated Adults Under Guardianship
Meghan O'Sullivan: From Plyler to Public Health: The Equal Protection Argument for Medicaid Access for Undocumented Children and Pregnant Individuals
Morgan Seagrave: The Big $35 Question: How Much is Court Appointed Guardianship Really Worth
Sophia Sistevaris: Regulating Healthcare Competition in Indiana: The Uncertainties of Certificate of Public Advantage Laws
Michele Feliberty Trivedi: Practicing Medicine Through Paperwork and Algorithms: How Health Insurers Promote Patient Harm and What Congress Should Do About It

Additionally, the following students have been recognized for their outstanding achievements on Indiana Health Law Review:

Excellence in Editing: In recognition of exceptional contributions in editing Indiana Health Law Review Volume XXII:

Eleanor D. Kinney Award: In recognition of the exceptional contribution and dedication toward the Indiana Health Law Review:

IU Robert H. McKinney
School of Law