Attorney General Kathleen Kane has been declared guilty.

The jury of six men and six women only took a four and a half hours to deliberate before reaching a verdict.

The Attorney General was found guilty on all nine counts, two counts of perjury as well as seven misdemeanors.

Her trial began last week and was highlighted by testimony from ex-First Deputy AG Bruce Beemer, former aide Adrian King and political consultant Josh Morrow.

The prosecution and defense both rested their cases on Friday. Closing arguments were made this morning.

You can read our comprehensive timeline of the Kathleen Kane saga here.

Kane does not have to resign until sentencing, which could be up to 90 days away. The judge also apparently warned her against any retaliatory measures.

The judge is also ordering Kane to surrender her passport, citing her trip to Haiti in 2014.

Kane’s sentencing hearing is set for Monday, October 24th.

We’ll have more on this story as it develops.