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Yep, that is why I think all of this is a concerted effort to get Nifong off this case or to drop this case. Probably the bar and the DAs associate privately have been warning Nifong to drop this for months. As you pointed out he has refused the DAs association help. So they have now gone public.

I wonder if Nifong stubornly does not drop the remaining charges by the end of the day Tuesday or Wednesday, if more shoes will drop? I wonder what remaining shoes there are? More bar association charges, but of course as Tom D. pointed out, it might be way too early for NC Bar charges on the conspiracy to hide part of the DNA evidence.

The long and short of it is that Nifong is toast. The next time this comes before a Superior Court judge, Nifong and his entire office will be disqualified from prosecuting the matter.

Once that happens, it all likelihood, the N.C. Attorney General's Office will take over the matter. What happens then is not clear. We cannot rule out the possibility that the strumpet who started this mess will suddenly get more amnesia. She can't be looking forward to getting cross examined by these very good lawyers that these defendants have. It is altogether possible that the AG's office will take what evidence there is, throw it up to a jury, let the defendants' lawyer have their way with the prosecution witness and expect that either the judge will dismiss the case at the close of the State's evidence or that the jury will laugh the woman out of Court. Whoever does get the job of prosecuting this case is bound to sit down with the prosecuting witness and tell her with great relish what she can expect to face on cross examination in an effort to induce amnesia and end the case the easiest way possible for AG's office.

Of course if the AG had any ba**s he would dismiss the charges as soon as he got the case, but I don't think that he is that well endowed. At least he won't hide evidence and he won't be spouting off to every news outlet he can find.

Anyway, back to Nifong. Instead of waiting to get removed from the case, he may see that he has no choice and that he asks the AG's office to take over. I expect that his license may be suspended on the pending complaint against him and he may be disbarred when the other shoe drops. If he continues to prosecute this case, he opens himself up to a third charge of going forward when he has a clear conflict of interest.

Once his license is suspended he becomes disqualified to be the DA or at least functioning as DA. He will either resign or get removed from office.

He will probably go to work for Hillary Clinton then.