Investigator to be probed in fired contractor suit

Published October 7, 2014 8:59pm ET



BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — The attorney general’s main investigator in a criminal inquiry into the awarding of a now-canceled $200 million Medicaid contract will have to answer questions under oath from the fired contractor, a judge decided Tuesday.

State District Judge Tim Kelley ruled that lawyers for Client Network Services Inc., known as CNSI, can ask limited questions of the investigator, Scott Bailey, as part of their ongoing wrongful termination lawsuit against Gov. Bobby Jindal’s administration.

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