Dale E. Ho, who previously led the ACLU's voting rights efforts, now serves as a federal judge in Manhattan. He is presiding over the historic criminal prosecution of New York City Mayor Eric Adams. This case has garnered significant attention, especially as it involves the Trump administration, which Ho previously challenged regarding the 2020 census citizenship question. The case is marked by controversy, having led to mass resignations within the Justice Department. Ho's past credentials and expertise create a unique backdrop for this significant legal moment.
Dale E. Ho, having previously argued against the Trump administration concerning the citizenship question on the census, now faces the administration from the bench during a pivotal case.
In a notable career shift, Judge Ho, once part of the ACLU, is now presiding over the unprecedented federal criminal prosecution of a sitting New York City mayor.
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