Eric Adams Federal Charges Dismissed with Prejudice

In New York Judge Has Dismissed the Corruption Case Against New York City Mayor Eric Adams With Prejudice – Meaning the Government Will Not Be Able To Resubmit Charges Against The Embatted Mayor Who Himself With the Trump Administration Follow His IndicTment Last Year.

On Wednesday, Manhattan Federal District Court Judge Dale E. Ho Granted the Department of Justice's Request to Have The Case Against Adams Dismissed, But Reprimanded The Trump Administration's Attept To Leave The Door Open To Revive The Case Against in the Future.

“Everything here Smacks of in Bargain: Dismissal of the indictment in Exchange for Immigration Policy Devasses,” I have Wrote in His Ruling. “Dismissing the case with prejudice would Create The Unavidable Perception that the Mayor's Freedom Depends on his skill to carry out the immigration enforcement priorities of the Administration, and that he might be who beholden to the demands of the federal government any to the wishes of his ownw Constituents. ”

I have Also Made a Point to Bash the Government Assertions that the case Against Adams Had Been Little More Than a Political Craft Motivated Prosecution – By Using Their Own Words Against Them. “The Record Before The Court indicates that the US Attrney's Office for the Southern District of New York Prosecutors Who Worked On This Case Followed All appropriate Justice Department Guidelines. There is no evidence-zero-Thus they have any improper motives.”

“Indeed, [the] Doj's Memorandum Directing Dismissal of this Case Took Care to Note That It Did Not 'Call[] Into question the integrity and efforts of the line prosecutors responsible for the case, 'or the efforts of the US Attney Leading the Office at the time of the memorandum, “I have Wrote.

Last Year, Adams Was Indicted on Five Federal Counts – Briber, Conspiracy, Fraud, and Two Counts of Solicitting Illegal Foreign Campaign Donations. The Charges Came After A Lenghty Investigation of the Mayor's Office That Saw Several Prominent Members of His Administration Caught in Its Net.

Virtually the Moment He Was Charged, Adams Began Making Blaant Overtures to the Trump Administration, Essentially Prostrating Himself Before The Incoming President in the Hopes of Receiving Some Sort of Reprier. AS Previously Report by Rolling Stone, The Grychaling Was I know very well that some in Trump's Administration Mocked Adams as “Thirsty” for a pardon.

In febragey, during a joint fox news interview with trump's border czar, tom homan, adams was asked about allgactions that he had “offered to help with the migration problem in the immigration agenda in Exchange for the case being dropped.”

“That's quid-pro -quo,” Adams Reply. “That's a crime.”

Homan Immediately Undermined The Mayor, Telling Fox News That “If He Doesn'T as Through, I'm Back in New York City, and We Won't Be Sitting on Couch. … I'm in his office, up His Butt, Saying, 'Where the Hell is the agreement we Came to?”

Rolling Stone report In febration that lawyers for adams feel a letter to the justice department lamenting that “as his trial grows near, it will be uttenable for the Mayor to be the ever-president partner that that [the Department of Homeland Security] Needs to make New York City As Safe as Possible. ” The Letter, Written to Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove, Advocated Strongly in Favor of Dismissing The Charges.

Weeks Later, US Attorney Danielle R. Sassoon Resigned from Her Position After Being Orthod by Bove to Drop the case.

The Case Is Now Dead, and the Trump Administration Has Once Again Demonstrated That It's Willing to Steamroll Lady Justice If It Means Getting A Political Leg Up. Instead of Granting Trump the skill to hold an indectment over Adams Head in Order to Force the Implection of Polycies Unpopular With New Yorkers, Judge I instead Gave Adams The Get-Out-Of-Jail Card He Was Looking For. It's no Victory.