Giuliani Begs Court: Let Me Keep My Florida Condo

Law & Crime reports:

When Rudy Giuliani defamed two poll workers with bunk allegations of election fraud in 2020, it triggered a wave of threats so acute, one of the workers was forced to flee her longtime home in Georgia. Now, the ally to former President Donald Trump — and his co-defendant in the racketeering case in Fulton County — is experiencing some domicile difficulties of his own.

In a motion filed Thursday, Giuliani, who owes election workers $148 million for defaming them, asked a bankruptcy court in New York to let him keep his Florida condominium, valued at $3.5 million, as he fights the judgment on appeal. Giuliani does not oppose the sale of his property in Manhattan, however. That property could be sold so he could make his primary residence in Florida, he contends.

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