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Lackawanna County Prosecutor Kathleen Kane announces that she will run for the 2012 Democratic nomination for Pennsylvania Attorney General.
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Sandusky is accused with 40 charges of sexual crimes against underage boys.
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Former President BIll Clinton chooses to endorse Kathleen Kane in her campaign for Attorney General. Kane rises to the top of the Democratic polls.
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Jerry Sandusky is found guilty of 45 counts of sexual crimes and is sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison.
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Kane lauches an investigation against Corbett, who was on the Penn State board of Trustees at the time of Sandusky's conviction. She calls to investigate whether he slowed the procescution of Sandusky to better his campaign for governor.
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Kane becomes both the first female and the first Democrat to be elected Attorney General in the history of the state of Pennsylvania. Kane defeats Dave freed 56% to 42%. She is soon after inaugerated into office in January 2013.
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Kane hires H. Geoffrey Moulton to further investigate how the Sandusky case was handled in her effort to prove her opinion that Corbett delayed case to better his case.
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Two workers of the PIttsburgh Tribune-Review found that Moulton uncovered sexually explicit emails in the Attorney General's database during his investigation of the Sandusky trial. At first, Kane refusese to release the emails to the police or public.
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Kane eventually gives 4,000 emails to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice, Ron Castille.
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Kane admits to the Grand Jury that she leaked the pornographic material but she didn't violate any "secrecy laws".
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Kane announces that she will be running for re-election in 2016.
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The Grand Jury recommends charges against Kane for purjery and contempt of court.
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Kane's law license is taken for lying while under oath in trial about purgery charges.
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The State Supreme Court rejects Kane's request to have her law license reinstated.
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Kane announces that she will not be running for re-election in 2016.
