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"Panel says ex-judge Nottingham 'may have lied'"

"Panel says ex-judge Nottingham 'may have lied'": The Rocky Mountain News provides an update that begins, "Former U.S. District Court Judge Edward W. Nottingham may have lied to investigators about using his court-issued computer to access pornography, a special committee of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals determined. The finding is revealed in an order issued this morning dismissing all complaints against Nottingham, one day after his resignation took effect."

The Denver Post provides a news update headlined "Complaints dismissed against former Judge Nottingham."

And Denver's NBC News affiliate 9News.com provides a report headlined "Special Committee: Nottingham may have made false statements."

In connection with posting online this order, the web site of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit today contains a statement that "The Judicial Council of the Tenth Circuit issued the following final order terminating the proceedings involving Judge Nottingham as unnecessary in light of his full resignation, effective yesterday." Another apparently related order posted online today can be accessed here.

Full post as published by How Appealing on October 30, 2008 (boomark / email).