Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita lost an appeal to compel Evansville manufacturer Berry Global and a migrant support group to cooperate with a migrant labor trafficking investigation. By Mackenzi KlemannIndiana Capital ChronicleINDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita can’t compel an Evansville manufacturer and migrant support group to cooperate with a human trafficking investigation in the absence of a specific allegation, the Indiana Court of Appeals ruled Monday, July 27. Here, the Attorney General has not shown that he has information of any sort, he is searching for something to investigate. Therefore, the CIDs issued to Berry Global and the Haitian Center were unauthorized, invalid and unenforceable.” A spokesperson for the Office of Attorney General said the agency is evaluating the decision as it considers next steps for the investigations.