Judge Dale Ho, a Biden appointee, noted in the New York mayor’s case that the government’s prosecutorial discretion is broad but also that the judiciary has an independent role to play.
After half of the mayor’s top aides resigned, the governor announced that she’ll meet with key city leaders on Tuesday.
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Eric Adams’ Lawyers and Former Prosecutors File Dueling Letters Ahead of Courtroom ShowdownMayor Eric Adams’ criminal defense attorneys on Tuesday attacked the former acting Manhattan U.S. attorney’s claim that they ...
If Eric Adams leaves office, public advocate Jumaane Williams becomes acting mayor of the city with the largest Jewish ...
The Justice Department’s bid to quash Mayor Eric Adams’ corruption case isn’t a done deal, a federal judge hinted Tuesday — ...
Department of Justice (DOJ), federal prosecutors dropped corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. The DOJ ...
The action follows an amicus brief from three former tristate U.S. attorneys urging Judge Dale Ho to investigate the ...
Manhattan Federal Judge Dale Ho ordered prosecutors to appear before him at 2 p.m. Wednesday to address “the scope and effect ...
The judge set the hearing for Wednesday to determine whether the U.S. Department of Justice was justified in dropping the case.
At least seven lawyers quit the Justice Department rather than comply with the request to drop the charges against Adams.
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