Week in Review: March 28 - April 4
Briefly

Mayor Eric Adams had a significant week, with Judge Dale Ho dismissing corruption charges against him with prejudice. This ruling, which prevents future re-trials, was made in response to concerns about political influences. Adams celebrated this decision publicly, reasserting his innocence and promoting a book by the FBI Director. However, he later dropped out of the Democratic mayoral race amidst lagging polls. Instead, he announced plans to run for reelection as an independent candidate, as state prisons continue to deal with staffing shortages following a recent strike.
Adams emphasized, "Today finally marks the end of this chapter," celebrating the judge's decision to dismiss corruption charges and asserting his innocence.
In a surprising move, Adams opted out of the democratic mayoral nomination, instead choosing to aim for reelection as an independent candidate.
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