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Judge questions New York City Mayor Adams over government's request to drop his criminal case


Published on 2025-02-19 16:20:49 - MSN
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  • New York City Mayor Eric Adams told a federal judge Wednesday that he is innocent and doesn't fear corruption charges could be refiled if a Justice Department request to dismiss them is granted. Judge Dale E.

The article discusses a situation where New York City Mayor Eric Adams was questioned by a judge regarding a government request to dismiss a criminal case against him. The case stems from an incident in 1993 where Adams, then a transit police officer, allegedly used excessive force. The government's motion to dismiss the case was based on the argument that the prosecution had not been diligent in pursuing the case, which had been dormant for many years. During the hearing, the judge expressed skepticism about the reasons for the delay and the sudden push to dismiss, questioning the integrity of the legal process and the implications for justice. The judge's inquiries focused on whether the dismissal was in the interest of justice or if it was an attempt to protect Adams, now a high-profile political figure. The outcome of this judicial review could have significant implications for Adams' political career and the public's perception of legal accountability for elected officials.

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