Judge overseeing Eric Adams corruption case asks DOJ why it’s dropping charges
The federal judge overseeing the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams held a hearing Wednesday about the Trump Justice Department's sudden decision to drop the case. That reversal prompted seven federal prosecutors to resign in protest and has further plunged the mayor’s administration into turmoil.
‘Extraordinary test of the rule of law’: Judge to decide whether to drop Eric Adams charges
Kristy Greenberg, former prosecutor for the Southern District of New York, Andrew Weissmann, former top prosecutor at the Justice Reporter, and Michael Schmidt, New York Times Investigative Reporter join Nicolle Wallace with reaction to the hearing inside a Manhattan courtroom where a judge heard arguments from the Justice Department specifically Emil Bove,
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams is facing pressure from within his party to resign from office following the Justice Department's move to drop the mayor's federal corruption case, with some ...
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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she is weighing removing New York City Mayor Eric Adams from office after the latest fallout ...
The Department of Justice has filed a motion to dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams after a series ... Southern District of New York, shows Danielle R.
Protesters amassed in Lower Manhattan urging Gov. Kathy Hochul to step in an remove Eric Adams as mayor of New York City, alleging he's being held hostage by a quid pro quo with the Trump ...
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The state constitution says a governor may remove elected officials for "misconduct or malversation in office." ...
A federal judge questioned Bove about his reasoning in dropping charges against the New York mayor, but has limited authority to refuse the motion.
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