The New York Supreme Court suspended the license of the
lawyer and former mayor of the city Rudy Giuliani, after accusing him of making
"false and misleading statements" associated with electoral fraud
during the US presidential elections in November 2020.
The appeals court ruling said there was
"incontrovertible evidence," and that Giuliani made false statements
while acting as legal adviser to former President Donald Trump.
Giuliani served as Trump's attorney and spearheaded a legal
effort after the controversial Nov.3 election, in which abundant evidence found
Trump was fraudulently denied victory in several battle states, including
Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Georgia.
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