The temporary suspension of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane’s law license is unlikely to play a major role in the criminal case against her, observers have said, but her response to it might.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court earlier this month ordered that Kane’s law license be temporarily suspended. The order, which came about six weeks after Kane was charged criminally over allegedly leaking grand-jury secrets and then lying under oath about the disclosure, specified that it should not be construed as a removal from elected office.
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