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    EXPLAINER: Does Suspension End Giuliani’s Career in Law?

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    By on July 26, 2021 Faculty, In the News

    Professor Bruce Green shared his expert opinion with ABC News on Rudy Giuliani’s potential disbarment.

    The days of practicing law for the mob-busting prosecutor turned point man for pushing Donald Trump’s false claims about the 2020 election may be over.
    Rudy Giuliani’s law license has already been suspended in his home state. That suspension, in practice, may well amount to a national suspension.
    A New York appeals court took the action in June, saying Giuliani’s bid to discredit the election was so egregious that he poses “an immediate threat” to the public.
    Here’s a look at the implications for the 77-year-old Giuliani:
    …
    The tough language of the court’s June ruling, though, suggests Giuliani could be looking at the most severe sanction, said Bruce Green, director of the Louis Stein Center for Law and Ethics at the Fordham University School of Law.
    “Having read the court’s opinion, I would say the chances (of disbarment) are pretty good,” he said.

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