NYC judge excuses Rudy Giuliani’s lawyers, refuses to delay trial amid courtroom blast from former mayor

NEW YORK – A judge on Tuesday ruled against Rudy Giuliani’s lawyers in his bankruptcy case and rejected attempts to delay his trial so he could participate in the inauguration of Donald Trump in Manhattan federal court that ended in an explosion in New York. Mayor of the city of York.

The next hearing is set for Jan. 16 is related to an action brought by Ruby Freeman and Wandrea “Shaye” Moss, the mother and daughter of election workers Giuliani owes nearly $150 million for falsely accusing them of rigging the last presidential election. It will affect his continued residence in Palm Beach, Florida, his condo, which he says is his property and cannot be taken from him, and his Yankees World Series rings, which he says he gave to his son, Andrew.

He was forced to throw away almost everything he had of value.

After accepting a plea from his former attorneys Kenneth Caruso and David Labkowski to withdraw from the case, Judge Lewis Liman told Giuliani’s new attorney, Joseph Cammarata, that his client could not fire his attorney and “restart the clock” by hiring another. sought multiple extensions, missed multiple deadlines, and “showed nothing close to ‘due diligence'” regarding deadlines for producing evidence.

“My client is in constant dialogue and dealing directly with President-elect Trump on matters that are happening as the incoming administration and [the] ordination,” Cammarata was unsuccessful in his efforts to postpone the trial.

“My client wants to exercise his political right to be there.”

Later in the hearing, Liman expressed frustration that Giuliani had given Freeman and Moss his 1980 Mercedes-Benz owned by Lauren Bacall but not the title certificate, prompting Giuliani to start screaming.

“Your client is a talented person. He was the U.S. attorney in this state. The idea that he can’t apply for a certificate of title for the car …” the judge said before Giuliani cut him off.

“Everything you say is against me!” Giuliani said, saying that he had applied.

In response to the judge’s skepticism that Giuliani was “poor,” Giuliani said, “I’m not poor.” Everything I have is tied up. I don’t have a car. I don’t have a credit card. I have no money. I can’t access bank accounts that might actually be mine because they put in … stop orders, for example, my Social Security account, which they don’t have the right to do.”

Liman then warned Giuliani, 80, and his lawyer about the ongoing outbreak.

“I let Mr. Giuliani to speak. In the future, he will not be allowed to speak, the court must take action,” said the judge.

In a statement, Giuliani’s former lawyers said they had withdrawn from the case due to a “difference of opinion.” In court, his new lawyer said they had abandoned him.

“We stood up in New York to help Rudy. We have a difference of opinion about the best way to do that. Therefore, we withdrew in favor of Mr. Cammarata, who seems ready, willing and able to help Rudy. We wish them success,” said Caruso and Labkowski.

Outside of court, Giuliani dismissed the trial and made baseless accusations against Hunter Biden, including that he had child pornography. He told the Daily News that he did not want to clarify his comments last week about not regretting his insults to Freeman and Moss.

“I don’t regret it for a minute,” he said.

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