A U.S. appeals court ruled on July 7 that Rudy Giuliani can’t practice law in Washington, a move that follows the suspension of Giuliani’s New York law license two weeks ago.
The order (pdf) from the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals comes after Giuliani, who served as the personal attorney for former President Donald Trump, had his law license revoked for making what the New York Supreme Court described as “false and misleading” statements following the Nov. 3 presidential election.