PA Attorney General Kathleen Kane Found Guilty On All Charges

Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane has been found guilty on all charges in a perjury trial that concluded Monday, the Associated Press reports.

Kane faced nine charges for allegedly leaking grand jury documents to the press and then lying about it.

Charges against her included obstruction of the administration of law, official oppression, conspiracy, false swearing, and perjury.

Gov. Tom Wolf has called for her immediate resignation.

"I do not believe Kathleen Kane should be Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I believed this when she was charged, and today, after conviction, there should be no question that she should resign immediately," Wolf said in a statement.

Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Laura McCrystal said via Twitter the jury came to its decision after more than four hours of deliberation Monday.

Kane showed "little emotion" when the verdict was announced Monday night, the Associated Press reported.

Prosecutors alleged Kane, who was elected in 2012, leaked information about a grand jury probe in an attempt to embarrass a rival. The jury agreed, following damaging testimony of a former political consultant who said he was asked to deliver the leaked documents to the Philadelphia Daily News.

Kane did not testify. She is not seeking reelection.

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