The Indiana Supreme Court ruled Monday that Governor Daniels cannot be forced to testify over the state's canceled contract with IBM.
Daniels canceled a state contract with IBM to process welfare applications. The contract was worth nearly $1.4 billion.
A trial court granted a motion to force the governor to testify back in December 2011. The Supreme Court ruled to reverse the motion because it violates a section of Indiana's code which exempts the governor from facing subpoenas.
IBM had argued Daniels played an integral part in the contract.
Indiana is currently suing IBM for more than $400 million while IBM has counter-sued for $100 million the company says it is still owed.
Indiana Supreme Court: Governor Daniels can't be forced to testify in IBM lawsuit
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled Monday that Governor Daniels cannot be forced to testify over the state's canceled contract with IBM.
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