“If the amount is not paid by that date, I’m going to be forced—unfortunately because it’s not something I want to do—I’m going to be forced to remand the defendant into custody,” Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Michael Katz reportedly said at a court hearing Friday.
September 23, 2022 at 06:38 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
A Manhattan judge on Friday declared Rudy Giuliani to be in contempt of court and said he’d throw the ex-mayor in jail if he doesn’t pay $235,442 to his ex-wife by Oct. 7.
Giuliani never showed up Friday afternoon at a hearing held before Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Michael Katz at which the former mayor was supposed to present arguments about why he owes ex-wife Judith Giuliani far less money than the $260,000 she’s claimed she was owed.
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