FWIW, for separation-of-powers reasons I think it's unlikely that a court would make the DOJ prosecute Adams against the DOJ's will.
But if a court is concerned about the DOJ's behavior, there are other steps it can take. Calling witnesses, dismissing with prejudice, etc.
But if a court is concerned about the DOJ's behavior, there are other steps it can take. Calling witnesses, dismissing with prejudice, etc.
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