Rudy Giuliani’s Promising Law Career Cut Short by New York Disbarment Order

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Rudy Giuliani's Promising Law Career Cut Short by New York Disbarment Order

From appearing in a Borat movie with his hands in his pants charged with attempting to overturn the 2020 election Georgia And Arizona, Rudy Giuliani has endured many difficult days in his 80 years on Earth. What is today’s kick in the ass? Losing his law license in the state where he once served not only as mayor but also as one of the most powerful prosecutors.

Yes, Giuliani is officially—and permanently—disbarred in New York on Tuesday about his work as personal attorney and campaign attorney for Donald Trump, in which the former mayor and former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York told all sorts of lies in an effort to keep Trump in power. Those lies, a New York State appeals court Writtenwas “designed to create distrust of our country’s electoral system in the minds of the people and destroy their faith in the legitimacy of our government.”

The court added that “the gravity of defendant’s misconduct cannot be overstated,” noting that Giuliani “grossly abused his prominent position as personal attorney to former President Trump and his campaign” and “baselessly attacked and undermined the integrity of this country’s electoral process.” In doing so, the court said, the former mayor “not only willfully violated some of the most basic principles of the legal profession, but also actively contributed to the national conflict that followed the 2020 presidential election, for which he shows absolutely no remorse.”

Giuliani’s license to practice law in New York was initially suspended in 2021; in May, the board that oversees disciplinary recommendations for lawyers admitted to the bar in Washington, D.C., speak he should not be allowed to practice law there. In response to losing his license to practice law in New York, Barry Kamins, a lawyer for Giuliani, speak New York Times: “Mr. Giuliani is clearly disappointed in this decision. We are considering our appeal options.”

Last December, Giuliani filed for bankruptcy after forced to pay nearly $150 million in damages to two Georgia election officials he had defamed. The creditors have propose In court records, he may have been hiding assets; despite agreeing to a budget of $43,000 a month, he is said to have spent almost triple in January.

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