Kevin Kane. Photo: Robert Storace/ALM
Kevin Kane announced in August he'd be stepping down as the longtime chief state's attorney for Connecticut on Nov. 1. The Connecticut Law Tribune sat down with Kane in his Rocky Hill offices. Here's what he had to say.
October 21, 2019 at 06:06 PM
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After 13 years as Connecticut’s chief state’s attorney, Kevin Kane is stepping down from the post Nov. 1.
Kane prosecuted several notable cases during his tenure, including one that led to the conviction and eventual execution of serial killer Michael Ross, and the murder-for-hire trial of Old Saybrook attorney Beth Ann Carpenter.
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