Donna Hanover's restraining order against Rudy's mistress, Judi Nathan, under seal

[npincus]

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2001/05/14/politics/main291199.shtml

Too bad... that could come in handy should Ghouliani actually get the nomination.

Giuliani, 56, formally filed for divorce from Hanover, 51, last October. Most of the details were kept quiet until last week.

That's when Hanover sought a restraining order to bar Nathan from Gracie Mansion.

While documents related to the case are sealed - as they are in all divorce cases in New York state - divorce attorneys say such requests are usually made out of fear that the visits would emotionally harm children living in the house.

But Giuliani's divorce lawyer Raoul Felder disputes that Hanover has the children in mind. In court last week, he called the city's first lady a "foolish" and "trivial" woman bent on destroying Giuliani and garnering publicity.

"She will stay in Gracie Mansion until they take her screaming, scratching, and kicking out of that place," he said.

Hanover's attorney, Helene Brezinsky, responded by calling Giuliani "a man who has been flaunting his mistress. Look at that if you want to know who wants publicity."

[aquart]

1. Rudy brought Judi into Gracie Mansion while his wife and kids were there.

Note that the kids no longer speak to him.

[Ian David]

2. It should be used to destroy him even if he DOESN'T get the nomination.

He needs to be permenantly and utterly rendered into the political ash heap so he will never show his face in public again.

Even if he drops out of the race, pursue his retreating figure over the horizon.

No prisoners.

No mercy.

Let him end his life the same way Richard W. Daly did...

Legislator faded away, lived alone, died alone. Anti-welfare Repuke gets hand-outs 2pay for funeral
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[Stephanie]

3. I dont' believe the judgement would be under seal.

could be some interesting stuff in there.

[npincus]

4. we're one terror attack away from a President Giuliaini

so it would be *convenient* to have it in hand.

[Stephanie]

5. Nah, I asked an attorney

Divorce cases are under seal, judgment included. A custody case could be publicly available though, with some info redacted.