Mayor Adams’ lawyer insists no ‘quid pro quo’ deal with Trump DOJ — as judge punts on whether to toss corruption charges
Embattled Mayor Eric Adams hasn’t worked out a secret “quid pro quo” with President Trump’s Department of Justice to kill his corruption case, his lawyer insisted Wednesday — as a Manhattan judge punted for now on whether to toss the charges.
The phrase, which means “this for that” in Latin, signifies acts that transgress American laws. Manhattan’s former U.S.
The DOJ's decision to order federal prosecutors in New York to drop the case against Adams was met with criticism by those ...
Mayor Eric Adams effectively denied entering into a quid pro quo with the Trump administration in an effort to get the ...
In a court appearance Wednesday, acting deputy attorney general Emil Bove denied that dropping the bribery case against NYC Mayor Eric Adams was part of a "quid pro quo." ...
A Democratic lawmaker slammed the DOJ for pursuing what they described as a "deeply corrupt bargain" with the New York City ...
President Donald Trump’s border czar Tom Homan denied allegations of a quid pro quo between the administration and New York ...
Former U.S. attorney Danielle Sassoon alleged that New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ lawyers “repeatedly urged what amounted to ...
It is one of the most corrupt dealings in the history of the modern Department of Justice, and it's playing out for all to ...
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