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The Elder Law Journal

University of Illinois College of Law

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Posted On June 13, 2025February 16, 2026 By The Elder Law Journal
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Volume 33 Number 2 (2025)

ARTICLES

  1. Space Over Time: Housing for the Life Cycle 
    • Lee Anne Fennell
  2. Artificial Intelligence Can Kill You
    • Dana G. Jones
  3. Aging Independently in Place: A Conceptual Framework for Aging and Disability Law and Policy
    • Yotam Tolub, Sagit Mor, and Israel (Issi) Doron

NOTES

  1. Aging Out of Democracy: How Modern Voting Laws Disenfranchise The 65+ Voting Bloc
    • Alexandria Wilson
  2. Don’t Fear The Reaper?: What Illinois’ Proposed Physician-Assisted Suicide Law Could Mean for Residents
    • Eliot Smith
  3. Too Young to Be Protected: The Legal Void of Reverse Age Discrimination in Illinois
    • Sieun Lee

 

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