The US Department of Justice plans to request a week-long extension to unveil documents concerning Mayor Eric Adamsâ dismissed corruption case, having missed the deadline for disclosure. Federal Judge Dale Ho previously sided with news outlets seeking access to the materials, which include evidence of alleged bribery and fraud involving Adams. The case against him included serious accusations of accepting illegal campaign contributions. Adams has denied wrongdoing and the judge's dismissal of the case aims to prevent future political leverage by the Trump administration.
The DOJ plans to ask a federal judge for a week-long extension to unseal documents in Mayor Eric Adams' dismissed corruption case, having missed the initial deadline.
Judge Ho dismissed Adams' case, stating it was important to prevent the Trump administration from using the prosecution as leverage against the mayor.
The documents in question include a warrant for Adams' cellphone seized by federal agents, which could shed light on the prosecution's evidence.
Adams has denied all wrongdoing amid allegations he received over $100,000 in illegal contributions and travel perks for influence.
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