FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF LAW
HAMILTON, District Judge.
In the past, the State of Indiana required state government approval, in the form of what was often called a certificate of need, before a new hospital could be built or an existing hospital could be substantially expanded. The state repealed that requirement in 1987 and allowed market forces of supply and demand to replace the certificate of need regulatory process. Pub.L. No. 194-1987, ...
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