Rudy ordered to pay NOW.

[BULLDOG]

The judge is concerned that any delay in payment will give rudy a chance to hide his assets. His refusal to supply information during the trial was seen as an attempt to hide his assets, so there is no reason to believe he will be any more forthcoming now. Of course, he can contest the immediate payment order, but to do that, he will have to post a bond for the full amount. Poor rudy has screwed himself again.

Judge Orders Rudy Giuliani To Immediately Start Paying $148 Million To Defamed Election Workers

Giuliani’s attorney suggested at the defamation trial that imposing significant damages would lead to financial ruin and amounts to the “civil equivalent of the death penalty.”

www.forbes.com

 

[Meister]

The judge is concerned that any delay in payment will give rudy a chance to hide his assets. His refusal to supply information during the trial was seen as an attempt to hide his assets, so there is no reason to believe he will be any more forthcoming now. Of course, he can contest the immediate payment order, but to do that, he will have to post a bond for the full amount. Poor rudy has screwed himself again.

Judge Orders Rudy Giuliani To Immediately Start Paying $148 Million To Defamed Election Workers

Giuliani’s attorney suggested at the defamation trial that imposing significant damages would lead to financial ruin and amounts to the “civil equivalent of the death penalty.”

www.forbes.com

Isn't politics a wonderful sector to be part of? Where else can you play games like this?
I have a feeling that Rudy will have the opportunity to appeal the decision on the amount.
Pretty much a standard procedure.

 

[beautress]

The judge is concerned that any delay in payment will give rudy a chance to hide his assets. His refusal to supply information during the trial was seen as an attempt to hide his assets, so there is no reason to believe he will be any more forthcoming now. Of course, he can contest the immediate payment order, but to do that, he will have to post a bond for the full amount. Poor rudy has screwed himself again.

Judge Orders Rudy Giuliani To Immediately Start Paying $148 Million To Defamed Election Workers

Giuliani’s attorney suggested at the defamation trial that imposing significant damages would lead to financial ruin and amounts to the “civil equivalent of the death penalty.”

www.forbes.com

The entire Kangaroo Court hearing is a disgrace to justice.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

The judge is concerned that any delay in payment will give rudy a chance to hide his assets. His refusal to supply information during the trial was seen as an attempt to hide his assets, so there is no reason to believe he will be any more forthcoming now. Of course, he can contest the immediate payment order, but to do that, he will have to post a bond for the full amount. Poor rudy has screwed himself again.

Judge Orders Rudy Giuliani To Immediately Start Paying $148 Million To Defamed Election Workers

Giuliani’s attorney suggested at the defamation trial that imposing significant damages would lead to financial ruin and amounts to the “civil equivalent of the death penalty.”

www.forbes.com

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[BULLDOG]

Isn't politics a wonderful sector to be part of? Where else can you play games like this?
I have a feeling that Rudy will have the opportunity to appeal the decision on the amount.
Pretty much a standard procedure.

Of course he can appeal the order. That requires he post a bond for the full amount. You didn't read the OP?

 

[mudwhistle]

The judge is concerned that any delay in payment will give rudy a chance to hide his assets. His refusal to supply information during the trial was seen as an attempt to hide his assets, so there is no reason to believe he will be any more forthcoming now. Of course, he can contest the immediate payment order, but to do that, he will have to post a bond for the full amount. Poor rudy has screwed himself again.

Judge Orders Rudy Giuliani To Immediately Start Paying $148 Million To Defamed Election Workers

Giuliani’s attorney suggested at the defamation trial that imposing significant damages would lead to financial ruin and amounts to the “civil equivalent of the death penalty.”

www.forbes.com

Weird how the left constantly tries to warp the law to suit their purposes.

 

[BULLDOG]

The entire Kangaroo Court hearing is a disgrace to justice.

The disgrace was rudy's behavior.

 

[mudwhistle]

Of course he can appeal the order. That requires he post a bond for the full amount. You didn't read the OP?

Yet another judge that thinks he can create laws from the bench.

 

[beautress]

Isn't politics a wonderful sector to be part of? Where else can you play games like this?
I have a feeling that Rudy will have the opportunity to appeal the decision on the amount.
Pretty much a standard procedure.

I hope that's true. Those creeps were out to get Trump's right-hand man.

 

[BULLDOG]

Weird how the left constantly tries to warp the law to suit their purposes.

The law is the law. It's been in effect for a long time.

 

[mudwhistle]

The disgrace was rudy's behavior.

What was a disgrace was the fact that that judge prevented him from presenting a defense during the trial.

 

[mudwhistle]

The law is the law. It's been in effect for a long time.

Which law?
I think you're confusing a civil suit from a criminal trial.

 

[beautress]

The disgrace was rudy's behavior.

This little fast one ain't over till it's over. Righteous men and women don't rule when leftist kingpins on high can do so much for their careers or destroy them if they don't cooperate. As Casey Stengel once said, "It ain't over till it's over!"

 

[BULLDOG]

What was a disgrace was the fact that that judge prevented him from presenting a defense during the trial.

Rudy was scheduled to appear, but he refused. Whose fault is that?

 

[Concerned American]

Isn't politics a wonderful sector to be part of? Where else can you play games like this?
I have a feeling that Rudy will have the opportunity to appeal the decision on the amount.
Pretty much a standard procedure.

Yup, and regardless of what the commie judge wants, RG can't be made to pay while the case is under appeal.

 

[BULLDOG]

Which law?
I think you're confusing a civil suit from a criminal trial.

It's perfectly legal for the judge to make rulings. Who told you it wasn't?

 

[airplanemechanic]

Rudy was scheduled to appear, but he refused. Whose fault is that?

Hmm, taking a play from the Hunter Biden playbook, I'd say, Hunters?

 

[BULLDOG]

Yup, and regardless of what the commie judge wants, RG can't be made to pay while the case is under appeal.

But he can be made to post a bond for the full amount.

 

[Concerned American]

"It ain't over till it's over!"

Yogi Berra, not Casey Stengal

 

[Meister]

But he can be made to post a bond for the full amount.

Like I said playing games....if he/she can even force a 148 million dollar bond. Seriously?
That won't fly. But looking good with that swing and a miss, Bulldog.