Judge cancels corruption trial against NYC Mayor Eric Adams
A federal judge has canceled the corruption trial against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, but has not dismissed the case yet. Judge Dale Ho adjourned Adams’ trial, which was set to begin in April, and appointed an outside lawyer to examine the Justice Department’s request to drop the case.
A former solicitor general is appointed to argue against the Justice Department’s motion to drop bribery charges.
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