John-Anderson L. Meyer

Presentations: "Legibility and Liability: the Physician's Role" (2009, 2010); "$2 Million of Medical Futility" (2008); "Increasing Organs with Non-Heart-Beating Donors: Ethical Effort or Slippery Slope?" (2004); "Ethics and Organ Transplantation: Heart transplant in a convicted felon - a criminal waste of organs?" (2003). Publications: John-Anderson L. Meyer, "tis a Consummation Devoutly to Be Wished: Towards Consistency in End-of-Life Treatment Decisions for Comatose Adults and Imperiled Newborns." 10 Mich. St. U.J. Med. & L. 321 (Spring, 2006); "Buddhism and Death: the Brain-Centered Criteria," 12 Journal of Buddhist Ethics 1 (2005); "Physician Assisted Suicide: The Historical Legal Debate, the Doctrine of Double Effect, and the Advancement of Palliative Care." 1 Public Health Law and Policy Journal 92 (2004). Lecturer in Law, Legal Practice II - Appellate Advocacy, University of Hawaii William S. Richardson School of Law, 2009. Fellow: St. Francis International Healthcare Ethics Center.