Gautam Adani Ordered by US Court to Disclose Any Promise or Agreement Behind DOJ’s Dismissal Request

A US federal court directed Gautam Adani to file an affidavit by July 15 disclosing whether any promise, offer or agreement was linked to the US Department of Justice’s request to dismiss the criminal indictment against him and seven others in an alleged bribery case.

US DOJ Calls Gautam Adani Prosecution a “Name and Shame” Case, Seeks Permanent Dismissal of All Charges

The US Department of Justice informed a federal court that the prosecution against Gautam Adani was effectively a “name and shame” case lacking any realistic prospect of trial. The DOJ defended its request to dismiss all charges with prejudice, preventing any future revival.

“Harvard’s students have become pawns”: US Court Blocks Trump’s Ban on International Students from Harvard

Last month, the Department of Homeland Security revoked Harvard’s authorization to enroll international students, risking the status of existing students. A federal court blocked the Trump administration’s ban, deeming it illegal retaliation. Harvard challenged the actions, claiming they targeted the institution unfairly, arguing for the protection of its international student community.