LA SB336

Authorizes the Louisiana Attorney General to issue civil investigative demands requiring persons or entities to answer written interrogatories under oath or produce documentary material relevant to investigations of Medical Assistance Programs Integrity Law violations, with a minimum 20-day return date after service

Allows the Attorney General to issue investigative subpoenas for deposition testimony, with depositions held no earlier than 7 days after demand is received and deponents entitled to counsel and cross-examination

Failure to comply with a civil investigative demand or investigative subpoena may result in the Attorney General filing a motion to compel compliance in district court, with non-compliance punishable by contempt of court

Protects materials produced under these demands from public disclosure under the Public Records Law and from discovery or subpoena by other parties, except as determined by the Attorney General for law enforcement purposes

Permits recipients of civil investigative demands to challenge them by filing a petition within 20 days in the appropriate judicial district court, based on procedural defects or constitutional/legal privileges