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Kathleen Kane is elected the first female Attorney General in the history of PA.
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Kane is inaugurated into office as the 48th Attorney General of the Commonwealth of PA. She is the first woman to ever hold that office.
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Kane finally releases the Moulton Report. Kane incorrectly asserts that abuse continued during the original investigation in 2009, and it takes three days for her to apologize for her remarks.
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Brad Bumstead and Melissa Daniels of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reveal that Moulton's investigation uncovered numerous sexually explicit emails that were sent and shared in the database of the Attorney General's office.
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The protective order is lifted off the emails and Kane is left in chsrge of what to do with the pornographic material. She initially refused to release them.
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Kane hands over 4,000 emails to the PA Supreme Court Chief Justice Ron Castille.
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Kane announces she will run for re-election as Attorney General in 2016.
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The state learns that the Grand Jury is reccomending charges of perjury and contempt of court against Kane.
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Kane announces that she won't resign.
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Kane is profiled in the New York Times saying, "This all started because of retaliation against me for doing my job."
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In a 4-1 decision, the Supreme Court rejects the Attorney General's appeal.
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Mongomery County DA Risa Ferman charges the Attorney General with 8 counts, including 1 felony and 7 misadmeanors.
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Kane is formally arrained, fingerprinted, and has a mugshot taken.
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In a radio interview, Governor Wolf expresses his worry that Kane's case is eroding the public's trust in the government.
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The PA Supreme Court temporarily suspends the Attorney General's law license.
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The Attorney General indicates she may release some of the emails after all.
