Mass Resignation Among Federal Prosecutors Following Dismissal of Corruption Case Against Eric Adams
Several federal prosecutors resigned after the Justice Department ordered the dismissal of bribery charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, sparking controversy.
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The Justice Department moved to dismiss corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, claiming political implications hindered his governance. This prompted the resignations of at least seven prosecutors, including Danielle Sassoon. They accused the DOJ of politicizing the case, asserting that Adams' lawyers proposed a quid pro quo involving immigration enforcement. Adams has denied any wrongdoing and calls the charges politically motivated.
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