| Giuliani Settled
Georgia Poll Workers Trial
No Show Kept Property Now
$146 Million Satisfied
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Feb 24 – In Ruby
Freeman's and Wandrea' Moss'
ongoing attempt to collect
from Rudy Giuliani, trial was
to begin at 9 am on January
16. Inner City Press was there
- but Giuliani was not. The
case settled in the early
afternoon.
In the
courtroom of U.S. District
Court for the Southern
District of New York Judge
Lewis J. Liman, the
plaintiffs' lawyer hugged
Giulani's counsel, and shook
hands with Andrew Giuliani.
Back on October
8, a motion to intervene by
Andrew Giuliani: "the Mayor
gifted those World Series
rings to his son." Filing on
Patreon here.
On October 22
Judge Liman wrote that
Giuliani is "ordered to
transfer all personal property
specified in the list below at
pp. 16-18" - full list on
Patreon here
On November 7
Inner City Press live tweeted
the proceeding, Thread here.
On January 3,
after plaintiffs' lawyer
Nathan, Giuliani took the
witness stand at 1:45 pm, live
tweeted here
On January 6
after more, Judge Liman
awarded adverse inferences as
a sanction, keeping the
contempt motion and schedule
under advisement, thread.
And new book Rudy
Giuliani From Prosecutor to
Defendant in SDNY here,
audiobook here
The January 14
final pre-trial conference,
live tweeted here.
Then the
settlement: Giuliani keeps
property, but compensation
paid.
On February 24,
the poll workers' counsel
filed that the $146 million
judgment was satisfied on
February 21. Filing on Patreon
here.
Who paid?
More on X for
Subscribers here,
Substack here
One of these
cases is Freeman, et al. v.
Giuliani, 1:24-mc-353 (Liman)
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