My Authorship
Below is a non-exhaustive repository of my research, spanning high-level legislative testimonies, appellate briefs, university governance, and academic publications.
Amicus Curiae Brief on First Impression Case
Drafted and filed an independent amicus curiae brief concerning administrative deference and statutory interpretation in a case of first impression. The Supreme Court of Ohio formally accepted the brief, which leverages landmark precedent to advance constitutional due process protections against arbitrary agency overreach.
Bypassing Monsky's Theorem: Translational Applications of Multi-Dimensional Combinatorics
Shawn SN (2026). White research paper establishing translational combinatorial applications across multi-dimensional geometry and computational data models.
Testimony on Democracy and Government Accountability
Submitted written testimony to the Connecticut Joint Committee on Judiciary regarding SB00397, drawing on established research in constitutional enforcement, police accountability, and government transparency in support of the bill. SB 397 was later signed into law as Public Act 26-14.
Testimony on Health Coverage Mandates for Cancer Patients
Testified before the Connecticut Joint Committee on Insurance and Real Estate in support of HB5374 with amendments, advocating for Medicare-parity scalp cooling coverage for cancer patients to reduce financial and emotional strain, alongside prioritizing high-impact health mandate studies. HB 5374 was later signed into law as Public Act 26-33.
Native Maternal Health Disparities Testimony & Governor's Proclamation
Testified before the Massachusetts state legislature on Native maternal health inequity. Separately, Governor Maura T. Healey proclaimed March 1–7, 2026 as Native American Health Awareness Week in the Commonwealth.
Testimony on Equitable Resource Allocation
Provided public comments to the Virginia House of Delegates regarding equitable resource allocation, healthcare access, and educational opportunities for marginalized and Indigenous communities.
Public Educator Attrition Testimony & 20+ Page Retained Memo
Testified in Washington, D.C. on systemic drivers of public educator attrition; had a formal 20+ page memorandum retained on record; follow-ups led to a $15M draft bill (subsequently restoring a $72M educator equity fund) assisting 100,000+ neglected K-12 students by 2030.
Testimony on Establishing the Commission for Boys' and Men's Health (Exec Summary)
Executive summary testimony before the Maryland House Health Committee in support of HB0341 with amendments, aimed at creating an 18-member panel within the Department of Health.
Written Testimony on Establishing the Commission for Boys' and Men's Health
Full written testimony to the Maryland House Health Committee in support of HB0341 to address the disproportionate burden of chronic diseases, suicide, and substance abuse affecting boys and men.
Testimony on Statewide Housing Requirements (HB 1010)
My testimony opposed full repeal and supported targeted amendments, and the final law followed that general approach (amending rather than repealing the statewide housing requirement). However, the public record for this one aligns with expectations, as it does not typically establish individual testimony as having directly caused the amendments.
AI Indigenous Health Insurance Audit Cited in CMS Final Ruling
Invented USPTO-compliant patent portfolio AI health insurance auditor (U.S. 63/946,926); results and disparity analyses were cited as informative and considered by CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz in the Federal Register Vol. 91. This marked the final ruling of a 6-year Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) rulemaking process establishing heightened Rural Health Clinic standards nationwide.
Senate Bill 20-21-07: Technical Revisions to Disability & Accessibility Policy
Shawn SN, et al. Co-authored and enacted comprehensive institutional revisions governing statutory accessibility procedures, accommodations, and disability grievance standards. This critical governance law directly protects less-abled individuals across a 31,000+ student body, guaranteeing equitable access to education and establishing formal, enforceable protections against institutional barriers.