Prosecutors say no criminal charges expected from Rudy Giuliani raid
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Federal agents executed court-authorized search warrants at Giuliani's Manhattan home and office and seized electronic devices in an investigation concerning his Ukraine work and potential foreign-agent registration violations. Giuliani denied wrongdoing. The warrants authorized evidence collection but did not charge or establish guilt, and prosecutors later closed the investigation without charges.
November 2022 closure without chargesFederal agents execute search warrants at Giuliani's home and office · Investigation later closed without criminal charges
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Federal prosecutors told the court that the investigation underlying the April 2021 searches had concluded and that no criminal charges were expected. Giuliani's lawyer called the outcome complete vindication. Closure without charges limits the evidentiary meaning of the warrants: the search and investigation occurred, but they produced no criminal charge or adjudication against Giuliani.
Prosecutors' filing, no-charge disposition, devices returned, and defense responseFederal prosecutors close Giuliani Ukraine investigation without charges · Closed without criminal charges