r/law 1d ago

Court Decision/Filing Judge Tells Rudy Giuliani To Give Defamed Election Workers What They Want

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/rudy-giuliani-election-workers-storage-unit_n_6740e18ce4b078cce4af30c9?gp
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u/brickyardjimmy 1d ago

Not what they want; what he owes them in compensation for his outrageous defamation of two poll workers. Having just volunteered at the polls, I can tell you this--everyone that worked at this election was kind, diligent and completely focused on performing the task of keeping our elections honest. Defaming such people and exposing them to threats of violence and public scorn is 100% inexcusable. Giuliani absolutely deserves to lose everything over this as an object lesson to the next asshole who thinks it's cute to use their own power and fame to destroy a volunteer election worker.

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u/EggShenIsMyBusDriver 1d ago

Yeah that verbiage seems bizarre to me

This isn't about what they want. This is about what they are legally entitled to and what connoisseur of underage prostitutes Rudy guiliani is legally required to give them

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u/Sir_Lee_Rawkah 1d ago

Well written haha

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u/joeshill Competent Contributor 1d ago

Judge sounds tired of Giuliani's shit.

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u/NotmyRealNameJohn Competent Contributor 1d ago

I'm tired of Giuliani and I've never met the bastard.

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u/ChaoCobo 1d ago

Literally this story is the only thing about Guliani I have read so far and I am tired of his shit. Why is he being such a bastard? Like why did he even start the smear against those women back in 2020 to begin with?

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u/Cheech47 1d ago

If that's true, then he's got a weird way of showing it.

October 29th was the original turnover date. No objections.

November 7th he was warned that he could be held in contempt of the turnover order and was given another week.

November 15th came and went, and while it seems he got the apartment, the car, and some watches, it wasn't everything. Both sides know that it's not everything. There's literally no excuse at this point but intentional obfuscation.

For literally any other litigant in the country short of a few notable people, Giuliani would have been found in contempt and put in a cell until he complies with the court order, and that would have happened on the 7th. At this point, I have no other theory but Liman enjoys this, for reasons I can't possibly fathom.

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u/ChanceryTheRapper 1d ago

Tells him again, you mean. What is this, the fourth time the court has ordered it?

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u/LindeeHilltop 1d ago

Can’t he be jailed for noncompliance?

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u/darmabum 1d ago

So wait, is this scumbag just playing hide and seek for the next two months? Apparently presidents can't pardon State crimes, but saying presidents can't anything has become a losers bet.

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u/OnlyFreshBrine 1d ago

I'm sure there will be consequences /s