Indiana Code
Chapter 5.7. Medicaid False Claims and Whistleblower Protection
5-11-5.7-11. Civil Investigative Demand Include Description of Conduct Constituting Violation Involving a False Claim; Requirements; Return; Date for Oral Testimony Requirements

Sec. 11. (a) A civil investigative demand issued under this chapter must describe the conduct constituting a violation involving a false claim that is under investigation and the statute or rule that has been violated.
(b) If a civil investigative demand is for the production of documentary material, the civil investigative demand must:
(1) describe each class of documentary material to be produced with sufficient specificity to permit the material to be fairly identified;
(2) prescribe a return date for each class of documentary material that provides a reasonable period of time to assemble and make the material available for inspection and copying; and
(3) identify the official to whom the material must be made available.
(c) If a civil investigative demand is for answers to written interrogatories, the civil investigative demand must:
(1) set forth with specificity the written interrogatories to be answered;
(2) prescribe the date by which answers to the written interrogatories must be submitted; and
(3) identify the official to whom the answers must be submitted.
(d) If a civil investigative demand requires oral testimony, the civil investigative demand must:
(1) prescribe a date, time, and place at which oral testimony will be given;
(2) identify the official who will conduct the examination and the custodian to whom the transcript of the examination will be submitted;
(3) specifically state that attendance and testimony are necessary to the conduct of the investigation;
(4) notify the person receiving the demand that the person has the right to be accompanied by an attorney and any other representative; and
(5) describe the general purpose for which the demand is being issued and the general nature of the testimony, including the primary areas of inquiry.
(e) A civil investigative demand that is a specific demand for a product of discovery may not be returned until at least twenty-one (21) days after a copy of the civil investigative demand has been served on the person from whom the discovery was obtained.
(f) The date prescribed for the giving of oral testimony under a civil investigative demand issued under this chapter must be a date that is not less than seven (7) days after the date on which the demand is received, unless the official issuing the demand determines that exceptional circumstances are present that require an earlier date.
(g) The official who issues a civil investigative demand may not issue more than one (1) civil investigative demand for oral testimony by the same person, unless:
(1) the person requests otherwise; or
(2) the official who issues a civil investigative demand, after conducting an investigation, notifies the person in writing that an additional civil investigative demand for oral testimony is necessary.
As added by P.L.197-2013, SEC.1.

Structure Indiana Code

Indiana Code

Title 5. State and Local Administration

Article 11. Accounting for Public Funds

Chapter 5.7. Medicaid False Claims and Whistleblower Protection

5-11-5.7-1. Application; Definitions

5-11-5.7-2. Liability for Presenting, Making, or Using False Claims, False Records or Statements, Conspiracy

5-11-5.7-3. Concurrent Jurisdiction to Investigate; Civil Action; Certification of Findings; Intervention; Disqualification

5-11-5.7-4. Civil Action for Violations on Behalf of a Person or the State; Requirements; Dismissal of Claim; Serving of Complaint; Extensions of Time; Intervention

5-11-5.7-5. Attorney General and Inspector General Responsibilities in Intervention; Dismissal of Action; Settlement of Action; Limitations

5-11-5.7-6. Entitlement for Person Who Initially Filed Complaint; Attorney's Fees and Costs; State Not Liable for Expenses and Costs

5-11-5.7-7. No Court Jurisdiction for Actions Brought by Incarcerated Offenders, Actions Brought Against Certain Officeholders, Actions Subject to Civil Suit or Criminal Prosecution, or Actions Based on Information Contained in Specified Documents

5-11-5.7-8. Entitled Relief for Employees, Contractors, or Agents; Three Year Limitation

5-11-5.7-9. Subpoena; Barring of Civil Action Timing; Establishment of Elements of Offense and Damages by Preponderance of the Evidence; Estoppel if Conviction of Crime Involving Fraud or False Statements

5-11-5.7-10. Issuance of Civil Investigative Demand Concerning Documents and Information; Requirements

5-11-5.7-11. Civil Investigative Demand Include Description of Conduct Constituting Violation Involving a False Claim; Requirements; Return; Date for Oral Testimony Requirements

5-11-5.7-12. Demand Limitations if Disclosure Is Protected; Civil Investigative Demand Supersedes Contrary Orders, Rules, Provisions That Prevent or Restrict Disclosure; Does Not Constitute Waiver of a Right or Privilege

5-11-5.7-13. Service of Investigative Demand

5-11-5.7-14. Production of Documentary Material, Interrogatories, and Examinations in Accordance With Rules of Civil Procedure

5-11-5.7-15. Issuer of Civil Investigative Demand as Custodian; Transmittal and Possession of Documents; Copies; Restricted Availability of Documents; Return of Materials

5-11-5.7-16. Sanctions for Failure to Comply; Protective Order

5-11-5.7-17. Confidentiality of Material and Information

5-11-5.7-18. Proceedings Governed by Indiana Rules of Trial Procedure