Judge Silences Rudy Giuliani During Sexual Harassment Hearing

A New York judge muted Giuliani after he launched unfounded personal attacks against accuser Noelle Dunphy.

Rudy Giuliani was muted by Judge Nicholas Moyne during a virtual hearing for his sexual harassment case after making personal attacks against his accuser, Noelle Dunphy.
Dunphy's lawsuit, filed in 2023, alleges Giuliani subjected her to sexual harassment, assault, and a hostile work environment while she worked as his consultant.
Giuliani, who is representing himself, was warned by the judge about the dangers of self-representation and advised to find legal counsel.
The hearing, marked by technical issues, was held to address motions related to the case, including Giuliani's request to strike parts of Dunphy's complaint.
Giuliani is embroiled in multiple legal battles, including a defamation case where he was ordered to pay $148 million to Georgia election workers.