Attorney General Kathleen Kane showed little emotion as jurors announced their verdict late Monday. The jurors agreed the first-term Democrat leaked information about a 2009 grand jury probe to embarrass a rival prosecutor.
Earlier, a lawyer for Kane in closing arguments blamed her former top aides for the leak of grand jury material, which found its way to a newspaper. Kane wanted the public to know her predecessor had failed to prosecute a case involving an NAACP official, but she never authorized the leak of secret criminal files, said her lawyer, Seth Farber.
Instead, he said, Kane's chief deputy, Adrian King, abused his power when he sent the files to a reporter through Kane's political consultant. King and the consultant, Josh Morrow, testified against Kane last week.
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Another Democrat Attorney with leaking information and perjury?!
ReplyDeleteWow, Imagine That! Under that noble word Democrat, there is a cesspool of Crooked Rats. Very Slick Rats, just ask the Clintons.
They actually convicted a dumbocrat of a crime! She must not have contributed enough to the HildaBeast's election fund!
ReplyDelete7:52 Agreed. I would bet there is "A Pardon" coming down from Obama Administration. Or maybe, just maybe, there might happen to be a meeting at the airport with Loretta Lynch (Barrack's Maid) to "talk about grandkids". Sure, it would be "a total coincidence". Oh wait, I heard that story before.
ReplyDeleteGonna be lots of pardons coming! Whole lots!
ReplyDeleteSMH!
A Democrat Attorney General lied??
ReplyDeleteHow could that be?
ReplyDeleteDo pearls look good when wearing orange?
I think she'd look good wearing anything!
DeleteShe's hot!
She apparently didn't get the memo. Only Hill can leak information and commit perjury.
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ReplyDeleteHas been disbarred, and has reportedly resigned.
Resume is probably now circulating at Klingon Foundation.