The head of Hawaii was prosecuted due to the US Justice Agreement

This agreement is called the contract for the adjourned case as an alternative to the trial. A public prosecutor agrees not to prosecute if the accused agrees to meet certain requirements. The government has effectively brought charges against a suspect, but has done nothing about it. The contract expires on December 1, 2022, and then lasts for four years.

Earlier on Friday, a similar agreement appeared immediately based on documents filed by the department in a federal court in Brooklyn, New York. The case came up for hearing on Friday. Meng told the court he was not guilty.

Meng was arrested in 2018 in Canada. The United States has accused him of lying about trade ties with an Iranian company that is subject to US sanctions. For example, she may have misled HSBC Bank about this.

Meng had to stay in Vancouver, Canada until he was handed over to the United States. According to the business newspaper The Wall Street Journal, US lawyers are now allowing Meng to return to his native China.

Meng’s arrest put a lot of pressure on the relationship between China on the one hand and the United States and Canada on the other. Shortly after the arrest, China detained two Canadians. One of them, Michael Spear, was sentenced in August to 11 years in prison for spying.

Hawaii will not be part of the deal between Vanzou and the judiciary, and will continue to fight the charges against the group, locals told Reuters news agency. The Wall Street Journal writes that both Hawaii and the U.S. Department of Justice have not yet responded to the case.

Meng’s arrest put a lot of pressure on the relationship between China on the one hand and the United States and Canada on the other. Shortly after the arrest, China detained two Canadians. One of them, Michael Spear, was sentenced in August to 11 years in prison for spying.