On Friday, the Department of Justice urged Judge Ho (SDNY). Dismiss Suspension against Eric Adams None prejudice. It appears that the DOJ has submitted a series of communications with an unknown former DOJ official under seal. Let’s say that these emails and letters don’t put officials in the best interests. Here we would like to focus on one exchange in particular.
Similarly, before making the public’s claim that only “co-sick” or “fools” would sign the motion, the AUSA, a recently resident from the SDNY Prosecutors Team (AUSA-1), wrote the following regarding a letter filed by SDNY to the court on January 22, 2025:[U.S. Attorney-1] I think it suggests that there is clearly political ambition and that we doubt that it is just at the expense of credibility on us. ”
Another exchange of text messages starting November 8, 2024 shows why AUSA-1 was interested in sending messages to President Trump using a later published filing. A few days after the 2024 election, AUSA-1 responded in response to a text message asking if AUSA-1 was “sitting on the bench” and “time.” Former. D. . .
On November 8th, 2024, AUSA-1 received a message with the following question: “Do you think it’s time to sit on the bench?” ex. D. AUSA-1’s response states, “I made Adams a prisoner before I thought about anything else.” id. . . .
So, it is clear from the context before taking the “bench seat,” as AUSA-1 hoped to have convicted Mayor Adams as the last notch in the belt.
US Attorney 1 is Damien Williams. AUSA-1 is Hagan Scotten, which I wrote here. I’m sure I’d never heard of Sketter before, but he seems to be Candidate For the second circuit.
It is true that individuals view work in government services as a potential audition for judicial appointments. Did Eric Adams indict the audition? Or was the resignation an audition? It’s impossible to escape an audition trap, right?
