stating that the amendment enabled the General Assembly to pass legislation creating the State Prosecutor
How later courts described this case
- stating that the amendment enabled the General Assembly to pass legislation creating the State Prosecutor
- rejecting assertion that overlap with State’s Attorney’s powers prevented OAG from having authority to conduct an investigation that the Governor directed
- Attorney General was fully vested with the power to pursue investigation of medicaid fraud pursuant to authorization in series of letters from Governor
- remanding and instructing the circuit court to quash the grand jury subpoena
Written by the judges who cited it.
The opinion
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Menchine, J.
dissenting:
I would hold that there was no right of appeal in this case.