Resignation of Oklahoma City judge to reshape Circuit Court of Appeals
DENVER — The resignation of Chief Judge Robert Henry of Oklahoma City on Thursday gives President Barack Obama more opportunity to shape the federal appeals court that serves Oklahoma .
Seven judges on the 12-seat 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals were appointed by Republican presidents.
Four judges, including Henry, were appointed by Democratic President Bill Clinton . One seat, which was held...
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