This is Michael Popok, civil cases produce evidence that prosecutors can use in criminal cases.

That's so important.

I'm going to say it again, civil cases and their discovery mechanism produce documents

at evidence that somebody like Jack Smith can use in criminal prosecutions.

We're seeing it all over again in a civil case brought by two Fulton County election

workers, Shay Moss and Ruby Freeman against Rudy Giuliani, who's been a lawyer for,

well, he's, he's now suspended in one state and soon to be disbarred in another.

But was a lawyer for 50 years is screwing up the exchange of documents so badly that he's

given the opponents, the plaintiffs lawyers, the opportunity to file a motion for sanctions,

which they did on 7-11, what an unlucky date for Rudy Giuliani against him, telling

the judge that Rudy Giuliani in the last 18 months has not meaningfully participated

in discovery in producing documents or evidence in this case, despite his requirement

under the law in court order to do so.

And as a result, he should get the equivalent of a civil case death penalty that case should

be decided against him at this junction without even going to trial, that a default judgment

should be entered against him because of what he's doing.

That is the first headline for the motion that was just filed by Shay Moss and Ruby Freeman's

lawyers.

Rudy Giuliani will, you know, could likely seek, you know, likely be hit with default

judgment as a result of game playing and failure to cooperate.

It is good faith obligations to discovery.

headline one, headline two is that Rudy produced privilege logs, which I'm going to explain

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