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"Judge Nottingham resigning amid misconduct complaints"

"Judge Nottingham resigning amid misconduct complaints": The Rocky Mountain News provides an update that begins, "Chief U.S. District Judge Edward Nottingham is stepping down from the federal bench, sources said today. Nottingham, who has been the subject of several judicial misconduct complaints in recent months, could not immediately be reached for comment. He has not issued any official statement, but three sources with knowledge of his decision confirmed his plans."

Update: A report headlined "Chief judge expected to resign over new allegations" from NBC News affiliate 9News.com of Denver begins, "9Wants to Know has learned that Chief Federal Judge Edward Nottingham of Colorado is expected to resign after he learned of new allegations against him from a former prostitute who claims the judge asked her to lie to investigators and not tell them he paid her for sex."

And MyFOXColorado.com reports that "Judge Nottingham Resigning."

Full post as published by How Appealing on October 16, 2008 (boomark / email).