MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa. — Convicted former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane reported to prison Thursday morning.
Former AG Kathleen Kane walks into prison to serve her 10-23 month sentence @NBCPhiladelphia @Telemundo62 pic.twitter.com/xf5M7JVWI5
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Kane filed a brief extension to make arrangements for her two teenage sons, but a judge denied her request.
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Kane, the first woman elected attorney general in Pennsylvania, was convicted back in 2016 of perjury and obstruction. She has been free on $75,000 bail, pending appeals.
On Monday, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court declined to take up her case.
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On Tuesday, the judge revoked her bail and ordered her to report to the Montgomery County Correctional facility by 9 a.m. on Thursday.
Kane was sentenced to 10 to 23 months in jail.
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