The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has denied state Attorney General Kathleen Kane's petition for reinstatement of her law license.
February 05, 2016 at 03:44 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has denied state Attorney General Kathleen Kane’s petition for reinstatement of her law license.
In a one-page order Feb. 5, the court said Kane did not seek recusal of suspended Justice J. Michael Eakin at the earliest possible time, so her objection was waived as a matter of law.
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