House Democrats investigate Justice Department's decision to drop Eric Adams charges
House Democrats want information on Eric Adams' dealings with DOJ
Two senior Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are launching an investigation into the Justice Department’s move to dismiss corruption charges against a member of their own party, the embattled New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
2 Democrats Begin Investigation of Move to Drop Adams Charges
The legal challenge of appointing a special prosecutor against Eric Adams
Former federal judges suggest that Judge Ho could appoint an independent lawyer to prosecute New York’s mayor. The Supreme Court might say otherwise.
Mayor Eric Adams’ Legal Troubles Are Taking A Bite Out Of His Net Worth
The biggest chunks of Eric Adams’ fortune look to be largely illiquid, potentially complicating his fight against charges of corruption.
Judge Questions Justice Department Over Decision to Drop Eric Adams Case
Directive to dismiss bribery case prompted several federal prosecutors to quit and touched off a political crisis at City Hall.
'Further Inquiry': Former Federal Judges Ask for Searching Inquiry on Dismissal of NYC Mayor Eric Adams' Prosecution
In an amicus brief submitted to U.S. District Judge Dale Ho of the Southern District of New York, the former judges—represented by Keker, Van Nest & Peters—urge the court to conduct a factual inquiry to determine whether dismissal is in the public interest and if a quid pro quo has occurred.