US district judges in Maryland have hired top conservative litigator Paul Clement to defend them from a Justice Department ...

The court-appointed attorney, Paul D. Clement, counseled U.S. District Judge Dale Ho to dismiss the indictment "with prejudice," which would mean the federal government can't bring the same ...

Manhattan Federal Judge Dale Ho did the only right thing yesterday in permanently dismissing the criminal case against Eric Adams. Ho could have done so in a sentence, but he wrote 78 pages tearing… ...

Friday, March 7: Paul Clement, a former solicitor general under President George W. Bush, advised Ho to accept a Justice Department request to drop corruption charges against Adams.

Judge Dale Ho dismissed the corruption indictment against Eric Adams with prejudice, meaning charges cannot be revived.

Manhattan Federal Judge Dale Ho’s decision to dismiss “with prejudice” the sweeping public corruption charges against Mayor Adams was a stinging indictment of the Justice Department’s p… ...

After the DOJ had asked for the case to be dismissed, Ho had initially declined to immediately do so and instead appointed an outside counsel, Paul Clement, to examine the legal arguments and ...

Ho’s ruling appears to support earlier arguments from Paul Clement—appointed to present arguments in the DOJ’s request—who said the case should be dropped with prejudice to rule out claims ...

Ho tapped Republican lawyer Paul Clement, who served as US solicitor general under President George W. Bush, to help advise what his options were while faced with the legally obscure bid.

Clement, too, concluded that Judge Ho had no choice but to drop the case. Given the separated nature of government powers under the Constitution, it’s hard to avoid the logic of Mr. Clement’s advice ...

Earlier today, federal district court judge Dale Ho dismissed the corruption charges filed against Adams with prejudice, meaning they cannot be brought again. The decision, defying the Justice ...