New York (Reuters) -The judge who oversees the corruption case in Eric Adams must grant the request of the mayor of New York City and the US Department of Justice to reject the case, and he must refuse it forever, as advised by an independent lawyer on Friday.
Paul Clement, the governor who was a public lawyer during the administration of Republican President George W. Bush, made the recommendation to the American boycott judge, Del Ho, who sought an external perspective about the Trump administration’s request to abandon the case against Adams, a democratic.
The Ministry of Justice sought to drop the Adams case “without bias”, which means that it may restore the charges at a later time, but Clement said that the separation “with bias” is appropriate.
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Clement wrote, “Leaving the open issue of renewal,” wrote a suspended possibility like a Damocles sword like the accused, “Clement wrote.
He added: “It can create the possibility of arranging the appearance, if not the reality, that the actions of a public employee are driven by concerns about staying in the good blessings of the federal executive authority, instead of the best interests of its components.”
In February, Acting Prosecutor Emile Bouv requested that the case be dropped, saying that it interferes with Adams’s ability to help Trump imposing immigration laws.
Bove acted after many prosecutors resigned instead of carrying out his order to reject the charges, which they considered a political interference in a criminal case.
Daniel Sasson, the interim American lawyer in Manhattan at the time, criticized what Coyo Co considered as Adams Trump helps to accelerate deportations only if the charges are dropped.
(He participated in the reports of Luke Cohen and Jonathan Stempble in New York; edited by Daniel Walis)
