Former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani will not be charged with crimes related to his alleged foreign lobbying, after the U.S. Dept. of Justice declined to prosecute him, DOJ has said in a court filing.
“The notification came in a court filing with prosecutors asking the judge to terminate the special master who was appointed to oversee a review of documents obtained when the FBI executed a search warrant on the former New York City mayor’s home in April 2021,” CNN reports.
Prosecutors told the court, “criminal charges are not forthcoming.”
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Just Security in May of 2021 reported:
“Federal investigators recently executed search warrants at the Manhattan residence and office of Rudy Giuliani, who was former President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer while he was in office. As reported by the New York Times, the search warrants are part of an ongoing investigation that is focused, at least in part, on Giuliani’s role in the Trump administration’s decision to fire Marie Yovanovitch, the then-U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, who was recalled in May of 2019.”
Law & Crime’s Adam Klasfeld posted the notice.