New York ( CNN ) -- French financier Dominique Strauss-Kahn will not accept any plea bargain and `` wo n't plead guilty to anything '' in the sex crimes case against him , one of his attorneys told CNN on Thursday . Attorney William Taylor made the remarks a day after Strauss-Kahn 's legal team met with prosecutors in the case for nearly two hours . It 's not known if any plea deal was offered . The meeting came about a week after Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. acknowledged that there are questions about the credibility of Strauss-Kahn 's accuser . The 62-year-old former chief of the International Monetary Fund is charged with sexual abuse and attempted rape of a hotel maid in May . While Wednesday 's meeting with prosecutors was `` constructive , '' Strauss-Kahn 's attorneys said , prosecutors maintained that they are not ready to drop the charges . `` The investigative process is continuing , and no decisions have been made , '' said Manhattan District Attorney spokeswoman Erin Duggan . The accuser 's civil attorney has called on Vance to recuse himself from prosecuting the case and appoint a special prosecutor . `` We make this request in order to protect the integrity of the prosecution of Mr. Strauss-Kahn , to ensure the victim 's rights are not further prejudiced by deliberate acts seeking to undermine her credibility , to insulate your office from the appearance of conflict of interest , and to ensure that future victims of sex crimes , regardless of their backgrounds , are not dissuaded from coming forward , '' attorney Kenneth P. Thompson wrote in a four-page letter to Vance . But Duggan said Vance will not recuse himself . `` Any suggestion that this office should be recused is wholly without merit , '' she said in a statement . Thompson told CNN his client has admitted mistakes , but says that has nothing to do with what happened in Strauss-Kahn 's hotel suite . `` Despite everything , '' he told CNN Tuesday , `` she wants to get on the witness stand . That 's all she asks for . '' Last week , Vance indicated that the 32-year-old accuser had been less than truthful with authorities about some aspects of her life and her whereabouts immediately after the alleged attack May 14 at the Sofitel hotel . Thompson said Wednesday that Vance 's office `` apparently has been responsible '' for leaks to the news media `` that were intended to discredit the victim 's character and , perhaps most importantly , undermine her charges against Mr . Strauss-Kahn . '' He cited a telephone call he received June 30 from Chief Assistant District Attorney Daniel R. Alonso , informing him of the prosecutor 's decision to turn over to the defense `` certain false statements '' that the victim had made to investigators . During the call , he said Alonso told him about an audio recording obtained by the prosecution in which the alleged victim told a boyfriend jailed in Arizona a day after the alleged attack `` about the possible benefits '' of pursuing charges against Strauss-Kahn . `` When I asked Mr. Alonso specifically about what the victim had allegedly said during that conversation , he stated that the victim said 'words to the effect ' that 'this guy has a lot of money . I know what I 'm doing . ' '' Thompson said that Alonso then agreed to turn over a copy of the recording or allow him and the alleged victim to listen to it but , more than six days later , had failed to do so . `` I am told by Mr. Alonso that the victim must now wait for the prosecutor 's interpreter to prepare a complete transcript of it , '' Thompson wrote . He went on to complain that , within a few hours of that call , The New York Times reported on the `` alleged conversation with the incarcerated individual , '' in an article that cited `` 'two well-placed law enforcement officials . ' '' Thompson said he believes those officials work for Vance . The alleged victim , meanwhile , has filed a libel lawsuit against the New York Post and five of its reporters after the newspaper reported that the woman was a prostitute , according to court filings . The Post said it stands by its reporting . A source with knowledge of the investigation told CNN that so far , `` no evidence has been found that she is a prostitute . '' The developments in New York come as Strauss-Kahn faces separate accusations of attempted rape in France , which were filed in a complaint by French writer Tristane Banon . A Strauss-Kahn lawyer in France said he has filed a counterclaim against Banon for `` false declarations . '' CNN 's Susan Candiotti contributed to this report .
Dominique Strauss-Kahn wo n't plead guilty to anything , his attorney said . Score: 7 His accuser 's attorney has called on the Manhattan D.A . to recuse himself . The D.A . indicated that the accuser was not truthful about some things .