An aide to Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane was found guilty Tuesday of criminal contempt for violating a protective order during the grand jury investigation that led to the filing of criminal charges against Kane.
December 08, 2015 at 12:23 AM
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An aide to Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane was found guilty Tuesday of criminal contempt for violating a protective order during the grand jury investigation that led to the filing of criminal charges against Kane.
Patrick Reese, one of Kane’s closest aides and an Office of Attorney General special agent, was found guilty by Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas Judge William R. Carpenter.
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