If Giuliani is accused of making false statement, would the court not have to prove they are in fact false? Conversely, if Giuliani can prove they are true, then would that not negate the decision?
It seems that if played correctly, Giuliani might have his day in court to present evidence of the fraudulent aspects in multiple states.
That’s how it should work but I. Reality, it goes like this
If you are a republican/conservative/MAGA supporter, you are guilty and that is that, because the left says so, that’s why.
If you are a liberal lawyer, meh no worries, no charges
You know that police are allowed to and do lie when interviewing.
In the past week alone we learned:
So, before we even account for the plethora of affidavits, evidence, statistical anomalies, or even the illegally changed election laws in various states, we’ve had enough revelations in the past week that prove Rudy Giuliani wasn’t “communicat[ing] demonstrably false and misleading statements to courts, lawmakers and the public at large.”
The Supreme Court of the State of New York’s order likely won’t stand, but it proves the incredible efforts of the radical left to silence those who question the results of the 2020 election.
He will never be allowed to present the evidence in court. Rather, the court will just repeat the media spin that this has all been disproven.