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"Federal judge expected to go; Nottingham mired in sex-related misconduct issues"

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"Federal judge expected to go; Nottingham mired in sex-related misconduct issues": The Rocky Mountain News today contains an article that begins, "Chief U.S. District Judge Edward W. Nottingham is expected to quit the federal bench amid a new sex-related scandal and a closed-door judicial misconduct hearing that didn't go well, sources said Thursday. Nottingham could not be reached for comment, and the clerk of the U.S. District Court for Colorado said he had received no official letter of resignation." The newspaper also contains an article headlined "It's no nonsense in his courtroom; Nottingham built reputation as tough but fair."

The Denver Post reports today that "Federal judge may resign amid inquiry."

And Denver's NBC News affiliate 9News.com provides a report headlined "Prostitute: Federal judge asked me to lie." The web page containing that report provides access to a video segment that includes an interview in which a former prostitute claims the judge asked her to lie to investigators and hide that he paid her for sex.

Additional news coverage that appeared online yesterday can be accessed via this post.

Full post as published by How Appealing on October 17, 2008 (boomark / email).