Further complicating Nesbitt's decision, has been an on-oning six year personal property litigation, as well as media coverage of his life.
Nesbitt notified the secretary of state's office of his intention to resign several days ago, he said Friday. That office then tells the state Supreme Court. The secretary has not given the word, said Supreme Court spokeswoman Valerie Willard. "Once this court is notified of a vacancy, we'll go about the business of filling it." |
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