These are the latest developments from the State Farm v. Hood hearing, on whether State Farm's injunction against Hood's criminal investigation should continue, as of 11:30 a.m. Pacific Time, 1:30 p.m. Central Time. Testimony this morning touched on: the scope of Hood's investigative subpoenas and post-agreement subpoenas; the Rigsby sisters' subsequent data dump in July and whether they could be considered agents of the Attorney General; issues relating to National Flood Insurance Katrina claims by homeowners; the famed "confidential informant" letter from Hood to Alice Martin, U.S. Attorney for Northern Alabama, where Hood told Martin that Dickie Scruggs shouldn't be prosecuted for alleged criminal contempt, as desired by federal Judge Acker, because S
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