Court clerk claims sexual harassment by Weber County Justice Court judge

Weber County Justice Court Judge Craig Storey's longtime court clerk says the judge admitted to some misconduct after she complained to the state's judicial watchdogs he had sexually harassed her.

But on Tuesday, she says, the sexual harassment lawyer Orange County decided to admonish the judge in private and close the case. That prompted Marcia Eisenhour, 49, to go public with the incident, claiming while the judge is off the hook she is left to return to a hostile work environment.

Commission proceedings are secret unless the commission recommends public discipline and executive director Colin Winchester declined any comment.

But Ogden attorney Brenda Beaton told The Salt Lake Tribune that Storey, 55, admitted to the JCC that he wrote a sexually explicit poem about Eisenhour, described for her a dream in which she was washing dishes in the court's break room while naked from the waist up and that he had called and said he loved her after her father died.