Adams Taps Giuliani Ally to Replace City Lawyer Amid Investigations
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New York City's top lawyer, Sylvia O. Hinds-Radix, is being "pushed out" by Mayor Adams' administration in favor of Rudy Giuliani's former deputy, Randy Mastro.
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Mastro is known for clearing former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie in the Bridgegate scandal. Some think Adams wants him to do the same regarding his own legal issues.
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Mastro has reportedly accepted the position and told his law firm he's leaving. His appointment requires City Council confirmation.
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The move comes as Adams faces investigations into his campaign's ties to Turkey, and top aides face probes over alleged misconduct.
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Hinds-Radix has represented Adams on several key issues but was recently absent from a press conference, fueling speculation of her ouster.