Judge rejects Cuomo’s bid to extend taxpayer-funded lawsuit defense

On Tuesday, a judge rejected the former New York government. Andrew Kuoomo prolonged the legal battle funded by a taxpayer with a woman who accused her of sexual harassment, saying that the Mayor candidates of New York City were trying to litigate in an attempt to fix their tarnished reputation.

The state’s Supreme Court Justice Dennis Hartman wrote in a decision on Monday, “Cuomo has not upgraded any viable arguments for the fact that taxpayers of this state should continue the bill for their constant use of civil litigation search equipment to carry forward their efforts to revive their public image.”

Hartman’s decision came a month later when the state agreed to pay $ 450,000 to settle the case brought by Brittany Kamiso, a former colleague said he sexually assaulted him and harassed him while staying in office.

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An investigation by New York Attorney General Latitia James determined that Democrat had sexually assaulted at least 11 women.

Kuomo resigned in insult due to allegations.

Kuoom spokesman Rich Ezopardi told Fox News Digital that Cumo, a Democrat, a Democrat, asked the judge not to run the case without issuing text messages. In his judgment, Hartman allowed Kamiso to leave the case and denied the proposal of Cumo on the texts.

Azzopardi said in a statement to Fox News Digital, “The allegations of Britney Kamiso are false and for four years hiding their contemporary text messages, which destroyed her claims.” “He is desperate to keep the texts from public investigation, which is why he suddenly resolved his case for a fraction of his early multimilian dollar demand, after which he was forced to make him in his meritless trial.”

Cuomo attacked the Kovid Nursing Home Scandal during a debate by fellow Dames to lie to Congress.

He said, “Governor Kuoomo will continue fighting for the release of all evidence as it shows that they have not sexually harassed anyone and have further maligned the AG’s political report. Leave the evidence and let the public decide,” he said.

Kamiso first testified that while taking a selfie at the executive mansion in 2019, Kuoom caught his buttocks and in 2020 he reached under his blouse and caught his breast. She first revealed her identity in a joint interview with “CBS This Morning” and Albani Times Union, a few days later she became the first of the accused of Kuomo, who was to file a criminal complaint against her.

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The Cuomo is running for the mayor of New York City as an independent after losing Democratic Primary by Zoharan Mamdani by more than 12 percent points.

Along with Jessica Chasmer of Fox News Digital, Associated Press contributed to this report.