Judge Liman held Giuliani in civil contempt after finding he failed to comply with discovery and evidence-preservation obligations in the asset-turnover proceeding. The finding concerned enforcement of the Freeman-Moss judgment, not a new criminal charge. Giuliani said the demands were overbroad and politically motivated; the court rejected compliance excuses on the record before it.
New York judge holds Giuliani in contempt for violating turnover orders
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- Civil contempt finding; asset dispute later settled
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