NU Online News Service, June 29, 3:35 p.m. EDT
Under a House bill signed by Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, the state will be allowed to take earmarked anti-fraud money and transfer it into the state's general fund for non-fraud purposes.
HB 787 calls for about $100,000 of fiscal year 2010 funds–which come from an annual assessment on insurers and are intended for anti-fraud efforts only–to be transferred into the state's general fund.
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