Two years ago, Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams told a group of reporters that his arch-rival, former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane, was “her own worst enemy.”
But after his indictment late last month on federal bribery charges, preceded by his payment of a record fine stemming from his failure to report $160,000 in gifts on his financial disclosures, it appears that the shoe is now on the other foot.
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