To Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane: We strongly recommend that you act like the attorney general. Please stop this silly game you have been playing with the emails between state employees and members of the judiciary. You are the chief law enforcement officer of Pennsylvania and, by means of the common-law doctrine of parens patriae, you are guardian of the vital interests of the citizens of the commonwealth.
The emails are disturbing as they represent many employees of the commonwealth wasting time and money sending each other pornographic messages and photos. More importantly, they at least appear to constitute an improper relationship between members of your office, and perhaps other state prosecutors’ offices and the courts they appear before.
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