Rudy Giuliani is facing potential civil contempt charges for continuing to propagate false claims about Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, despite a $148 million defamation judgment and a consent injunction prohibiting such statements. Freeman and Moss have filed a motion in federal court, citing recent instances where Giuliani repeated debunked accusations on his podcast, breaching the court order. The plaintiffs argue that Giuliani’s actions constitute a clear violation of the permanent injunction, demanding fines and sanctions to ensure compliance. Despite declaring bankruptcy and being compelled to surrender assets, Giuliani has persisted in his defamatory campaign, claiming it is his right to free speech. His attorney, Joseph Cammarata, has labeled the legal actions as attempts to intimidate Giuliani. A decision on the contempt motion and any potential penalties will be at the discretion of U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell.