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Rudy Giuliani held responsible for obstructing justice

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7 January 2025
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(New York) Donald Trump’s former lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, who was mayor of New York and federal prosecutor in this city, was declared Monday responsible for obstruction of justice, following his conviction in 2023 to a huge financial compensation in a defamation case.


Posted at 8:17 p.m.

The federal judge of the southern jurisdiction of the State of New York, in Manhattan, Lewis Liman, ruled that he had failed in his obligations to inform about his assets and how to compensate two women he had defamed after the November 2020 presidential election, according to audience reports from American media.

Mr. Giuliani, 80, was the architect of Mr. Trump’s offensive four years ago to try to invalidate President Joe Biden’s electoral victory.

In August and December 2023, He was ordered to pay $148 million to two electoral agents from the pivotal state of Georgia (South-East), Ruby Freeman and her daughter Wandrea “Shaye” Moss.

From a video showing the two women passing an object – which turned out to be a mint tablet – during the counting of the ballots in November 2020, the ex-mayor and former anti-corruption prosecutor claimed that they exchanged a USB stick “as if they were doses of heroin or cocaine” to fake the results.

The complainants, both black, recounted how these accusations, fueled by Donald Trump, had earned them insults and threats, often of a racist nature.

Last October, Judge Liman ordered Mr. Giuliani to give up part of his assets to compensate the two women.

Including his ten-room apartment on Manhattan’s upscale Upper East Side, his 1980 Mercedes-Benz convertible, jewelry, 26 luxury watches and collectibles, like a jersey signed by the baseball legend – ball Joe DiMaggio.

Although he agreed to give up his car and watches, Rudolph “Rudy” Giuliani refused to give up the baseball jersey.

Which has disappeared, ironically Monday New York Times.

The former mayor also owns a condominium in Palm Beach, Florida, very close to Donald Trump’s home, valued at $3.5 million.

Mr. Giuliani must return to a civil trial in Manhattan on January 16 to prove that this apartment is now his main residence, and no longer his Manhattan one, and that it cannot therefore be seized for compensation.

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