Kathleen Kane sentenced
Ex-Pa. Attorney General is going to county jail
Former Pa. Attorney General Kathleen Kane was sentenced to at least 10 months in county jail following her August 2016 perjury conviction. An investigation looked into alleged leaks made by Kane’s office to media outlets that prosecutors say violated grand jury rules. Kane announced Feb. 16, 2016 that she won’t seek re-election and the day after her conviction announced her resignation from office.
Kathleen Kane sentence: At least 10 months in county jail
“When you put your hand on the Bible,” the judge told the convicted ex-attorney general, “you weren’t thinking of [your children]. You were thinking of yourself.”
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“Wars have casualties. Wars leave scars," said Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele as he made closing arguments.
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"You would not even buy a used car from either one."
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Kathleen Kane’s defense rests without calling a single witness
“As I sit here and listen to the Commonwealth’s case,” Kane told Judge Wendy Demchick-Alloy, “I don’t believe it’s necessary for me to testify in my own defense.”
Before leaked documents appeared in newspaper, Kane texted consultant: ‘Where is my story?’
It was just one of a series of texts she sent to Josh Morrow, the man who ultimately leaked secret grand jury materials to a reporter in 2014.
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"She was just hell-bent on getting back at Frank Fina."
The journalist at the center of Kathleen Kane’s leak scandal could be compelled to speak in court
Josh Morrow, another witness and a former Kane consultant, has told investigators he provided reporter Chris Brennan with the secret grand jury information.