Judge in NYC mayor’s corruption case isn’t dropping the charges — for now
U.S. District Judge Dale Ho issued a ruling on Friday assigning Paul Clement, a former solicitor general who has argued before the Supreme Court, to assess whether the indictment should be dropped. Ho ordered Clement to submit his thoughts in writing by March 7, with the possibility of a hearing the following week.
A federal judge declined to immediately dismiss corruption charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams, instead appointing a prominent conservative lawyer to examine the Trump Justice Department’s move ...
A federal judge indefinitely adjourned New York City Mayor Eric Adams' criminal trial on Friday ... after the Department ...
Dale Ho, who will decide whether the Justice Department can drop corruption charges against Eric Adams, argued successfully ...
The state's largest police union had argued that NYPD officers' misconduct records from 1976 to June 2020 should remain ...
The judge acknowledges he has little latitude, but still wants to carefully consider the government's request.
The state’s highest court has ruled that the city of Rochester must provide police disciplinary records to the New York Civil ...
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