Giuliani's eruption in court highlighted the dramatic fall from grace of a once-revered figure, as he struggled to manage the repercussions of his past actions.
Judge Lewis J. Liman expressed skepticism about Rudy Giuliani's attempts to evade providing requested evidence, indicating that such actions could lead to adverse legal consequences.
Rudy Giuliani has turned to selling coffee dressed as Santa to cope financially after a court ruling mandated asset surrender due to a defamation suit, including his luxury items.
TikTok's strategic hiring of Noel Francisco, known for his experience in appellate law, signals their intent to vigorously challenge the government's efforts to impose a ban on the app. Francisco’s expertise could prove pivotal in navigating the complexities of this case, potentially setting a precedent for tech companies facing similar threats, as he plans to argue against the ban based on First Amendment rights and due process principles.
Maria Ryan, a former WABC radio host, alleges gender discrimination and hostility in her workplace, claiming she was not valued and faced numerous humiliating experiences.
Rosenberg observed Giuliani's behavior saying, 'His decorum has certainly changed... He was wild and I feel bad for anyone who represents him.' This indicates a significant decline in his courtroom demeanor, showing disorder during legal proceedings.
Rudy Giuliani made a controversial appearance at a Florida polling site, defying court orders to surrender his luxury assets to election workers he defamed.
"Defendant had no obligation to accept the denials of the biased Georgia officials...Georgia had already certified the election results in favor of Biden."
Jack Smith's investigation highlights Mike Pence's internal struggle before standing firm against efforts to overturn the election, influenced by key figures like Dan Quayle and J. Michael Luttig.