The former NYC mayor interrupted the hearing to accuse an opposing lawyer of being “highly defamatory.”
’s bankruptcy case hit a boiling point Wednesday when lawyers for the creditors owed $148 million by the former New York City mayor floated the possibility of seeking jail time for his alleged “bankruptcy crimes.
The assertion prompted Giuliani to interrupt on the call, characterize Strickland’s statements as “highly defamatory,” and request a break, which U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane declined to give.
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