As expected Judge Steven Six was named by Governor Kathleen Sebelius as the new Attorney General of Kansas. As I type this Judge Six, is answering questions from the press. One reporter asked him about abortion and his response was that it was law in this country and this state with appropriate restrictions. He offered no indication, if he would continue to pursue the abortion clinics that have allegedly violated the laws of Kansas in regards to those "appropriate regulations."
Six will replace Paul Morrison, who will step down Jan. 31 in the wake of a sex and ethics scandal.
Morrison, the current attorney general, has acknowledged having an extramarital affair with Linda Carter, the former director of administration for the Johnson County District Attorney’s Office. Before winning election in 2006, Morrison was the Johnson County district attorney and Carter’s supervisor.
Carter also has accused Morrison of sexual harassment and professional misconduct, allegations Morrison has denied.
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