An immigration judge in the United States has found no persuasive evidence presented by Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor against Ken Ofori-Atta.
The ruling came despite the Office of the Special Prosecutor filing more than 70 charges.
The judge granted Ofori-Atta an adjustment of his immigration status.
This decision means the court found the evidence insufficient to support the charges brought forward.
The case involved allegations that led to the charges being filed.
The Office of the Special Prosecutor had sought to prove criminal wrongdoing.
However, the judge's review concluded the evidence did not meet the required legal standard.
This outcome affects the legal standing of the charges in the US immigration context.