Cease and desist orders designed to halt a deceptive insurance trade practice are normally issued by the:

The Indiana Senate primarily focuses on legislative functions, such as proposing, debating, and passing laws. While they may have a role in creating or amending regulations related to insurance practices, the issuance of cease and desist orders is typically handled by regulatory bodies or agencies.

The Indiana Supreme Court is the highest judicial authority in the state, responsible for interpreting laws, settling legal disputes, and ensuring the constitutionality of actions. Issuing cease and desist orders related to insurance practices falls outside the scope of its duties, which are centered on the judicial system.

The Indiana Attorney General's office deals with legal matters on behalf of the state government, representing state agencies and officials in legal proceedings. While they may collaborate with the Commissioner of Insurance on certain cases, the direct issuance of cease and desist orders related to insurance practices typically falls under the Commissioner's purview.