Morrison resigns as Kansas Attorney General
Attorney General Paul Morrison announces his resignation effective January 31 2008 citing personal mistakes and loss of public confidence. He credits his year as AG with restoring the office including a domestic violence unit and cyber crime crackdown while pledging a smooth transition and continued public service for Kansas.
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Morrison resigns as Kansas attorney general amid scandal
Kansas attorney general Paul Morrison, 53, announced Friday he will resign effective January 31, 2008 after a year marked by a long affair with Linda Carter and related accusations. The move comes amid pressure from Democrats and Republicans and follows investigations into blackmail and harassment claims, with Sebelius endorsing the decision and calls for a credible successor.
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