Justice Department asks court to dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams
Acting Deputy US Attorney General Emil Bove, the department’s second-in-command, and lawyers from the department’s public integrity section and criminal division in Washington filed paperwork seeking to end the case. A judge still has to approve the request.
A federal judge ordered Eric Adams and the Department of Justice to appear in court to explain the request to dismiss charges ...
U.S. District Judge Dalo Ho will hold a hearing on Wednesday to determine if the criminal case against New York City Mayor ...
The New York City mayor faces increasing pressure as Gov. Kathy Hochul set to meet with city leaders to determine whether he ...
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered U.S. prosecutors to appear in court this week to address why they are seeking to dismiss ...
The Supreme Court has made public corruption cases more difficult. The Justice Department's actions in New York suggests they ...
The filing does not spell the end of the high-profile case. A federal judge must approve the decision to drop the charges.
Eric Adams’ City Hall, already embattled from his indictment last year on federal corruption charges, has now been plunged ...
NEW YORK (AP) — New York Gov. Kathy Hochul held a series of meetings with key political leaders Tuesday as she contemplates ...
Following the departure of several federal prosecutors, the Department of Justice moved to dismiss corruption charges against ...
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