Outgoing Connecticut Chief State’s Attorney Kevin Kane. Courtesy photo.
On the heels of Kevin Kane’s announcement last week that he will step down Nov. 1, the Connecticut Criminal Justice Commission is beginning its first search for a new chief state’s attorney in 13 years.
The commission was set to meet Wednesday, Sept. 4, to set up the process, commission chairman and Connecticut Supreme Court Associate Justice Andrew McDonald said, adding that the search would be designed to ensure public confidence.
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