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						  GENEVA &mdash; From the steps of the old Kane County Courthouse here Tuesday afternoon, Kane County State&rsquo;s Attorney Joe McMahon became the first person to enter the 2012 race for the county&rsquo;s top prosecutor. The 45-year-old Republican was appointed as state&rsquo;s attorney in December 2010, after State&rsquo;s Attorney John Barsanti was named a Kendall County judge. On Tuesday, McMahon said since he was appointed, it&rsquo;s been his intention to run for a four-year term. A crowd of about 40 supporters came to hear his brief announcement, including several senior Kane prosecutors. It will be the first time McMahon has run  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   