The federal judge overseeing the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams is set to hear from the attorneys Wednesday afternoon about the Justice Department’s controversial motion to dismiss the charges against him.

Justice Department lawyers and New York City Mayor Eric Adams are set to face a federal judge who is signaling that he is unlikely to rubber-stamp their request to drop the mayor's corruption charges weeks before an April trial.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has a crucial day ahead as a judge is set to rule whether or not to drop his federal corruption case.

The Justice Department is moving forward with its motion to dismiss the bribery and corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams “without prejudice” in court on Wednesday, which means the charges could be refiled against the mayor at a later date,

Also set for discussion are the reasons for the request to dismiss the indictment against the Democrat mayor of New York.

Judge Ho schedules a hearing amid scrutiny over a motion to dismiss corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams.

Manhattan Federal Judge Dale Ho has ordered lawyers for Mayor Eric Adams and the Justice Department to appear before him Wednesday to root out the motivations behind an effort to get Adams off the

Danielle Sassoon, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, resigned Thursday after Bove directed New York prosecutors to drop the case against Mayor Adams.