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Kathleen Kane and her twin sister were born
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Kathleen Kane married Chris Kane
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pennsylvania general assembly passed a law increasing the pay for state law makers judges and top executive branch officials. raised pay 16% to 34% depending on the position.
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Gene Stilp leaves a giant pink pig at the Capitol to protest the pay raise.
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Protestors struck back by protesting the retention of Justice Russel.
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Governor Rendell signed a repeal of the pay raise after a near unanimous vote for repeal.
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Gene Stilp argues midnight pay raise before PA Supreme Court.
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supreme court allows the judges to keep their payraise
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More than 1000 judges will still get to keep their pay raises even though the Legislature replealed the raises.
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Metcalfe announced a package of "checks and Balances" bills that took away pay raise, rduced judge term from 10 to 5, and removed judge retention.
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The general election claimed several more members who supported the pay raise including Reps, Gene McGill, Mike Veon, Matt Wright, Tom Gannon, and Mathew Good.
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Kane worked for a private law firm in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and took a position with the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign.
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is the first to report Lackawanna County prosecutor Kathleen Kane runs for the 2012 Democratic nomination for Attorney General
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Gene Stilp brings the pig back to the Capitol to protest another increase in lawmakers’ paychecks and other actions.
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Kane announced that she had shut down a corruption investigation begun under her predecessor, saying that "the undercover investigation was poorly managed and badly executed, and relied on an undercover operative whose credibility had been compromised."
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She filed for divorce in Family Court in Lackawanna County, PA
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It was made public that the grand jury recommended criminal charges related to these leaks against Kane for "perjury, false swearing, official oppression and obstruction of law.".
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Kane was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including two counts of felony perjury, and obstruction of justice.
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The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania suspended Kane's license to practice law, the first such occurrence for a Pennsylvania attorney general.
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The State Supreme Court reject’s Kane’s attempt to have her law license reinstated.
