Justice Department and New York City mayor face judge’s scrutiny in bid to dismiss criminal charges
- The Justice Department is seeking to dismiss criminal charges against Mayor Adams due to concerns over securing a bribery conviction, as stated by Chad Mizelle, Chief of Staff at the DOJ.
- Chad Mizelle noted that the case against Mayor Adams raised 'unique concerns' and highlighted challenges in securing a bribery conviction due to legal precedents.
- Adams, facing serious allegations including bribery and campaign finance violations, could face up to 45 years in prison if convicted.
- Governor Kathy Hochul suggested the possibility of removing Adams from office due to the alleged conduct at City Hall, which includes accepting improper benefits from foreign nationals.
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