Opinion
No rubber stamp for the Eric Adams case judge
Seven prosecutors have quit in protest, but the Justice Department has finally found lawyers willing to sign a motion to dismiss the indictment of New York Mayor Eric Adams. That’s not the end of the matter, though, because the judge overseeing the case doesn’t have to meekly rubber-stamp this request.
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