Meet Dale E. Ho, the second-year judge weighing the future of NYC Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case
Now, it’s up to Dale E. Ho, a second-year federal judge in Manhattan, to decide if Adams' corruption case goes away. It’s the biggest challenge of Ho’s young judicial career, pitting the political pursuits of new Justice Department leadership in Washington against the objections of federal prosecutors in Manhattan who charged Adams last September and insist he be held accountable for allegedly taking bribes and illegal campaign contributions from foreign interests.
Ho, who argued against Trump’s first administration twice before the U.S. Supreme Court, is summoning the parties, including ...
President Donald Trump 's Department of Justice (DOJ) is grappling with mass resignations following the department's push to ...
Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove made it clear the order was not based on the evidence in the case, but rather because it had been brought too close to Adams reelection campaign and was distracting ...
The Democratic incumbent, Eric Adams, faces an unusually large field of challengers seeking to seize on his low poll numbers ...
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New York Mayor Eric Adams Tuesday addressed the news of the Trump administration's Justice Department intervening into Adams' federal criminal case. Adams' tenure as mayor has been embroiled ...
It's official: Donald Trump's Justice Department is open for business.
President Trump's border czar Tom Homan and New York CIty Eric Adams will meet to discuss cooperation between ICE and the ...
A federal judge has vacated the upcoming trial date for New York City Mayor Eric Adams, but declined to immediately dismiss ...
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