Daniel Cameron, former in-house legal counsel to Sen. Mitch McConnell and now the Republican candidate for Kentucky attorney general, is awaiting a judge’s ruling on whether he can remain on the November ballot.

Jefferson County, Kentucky, Circuit Judge Barry Willett held a hearing Monday on a Louisville resident’s lawsuit alleging that Cameron has failed to practice law for eight years prior to running for attorney general, as required by the Kentucky Constitution.

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