New York (CNN) -- A New York district attorney recommended Monday that charges be dropped against former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who was accused more than three months ago of sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper. In "a recommendation for dismissal" filed in court Monday, two prosecutors in the Manhattan district attorney's office laid out their arguments for requesting that numerous charges -- including attempted rape and sexual assault -- be dismissed, citing fresh evidence and questions about the accuser's credibility. "The nature and number of the complainant's falsehoods leave us unable to credit her version of events beyond a reasonable doubt, whatever the truth may be about the encounter between the complainant and the defendant," the document states. "If we do not believe her beyond a reasonable doubt, we cannot ask a jury to do so."
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NEW: The DA says evidence related to "force and lack of consent" is "inconclusive"
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The DA's office says it doesn't believe the accuser "beyond a reasonable doubt"
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Strauss-Kahn is "grateful" the DA "took our concerns seriously," his lawyers say
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The alleged victim's attorney says the DA "turned his back" on his client
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