Caroline Giuliani Gets 1 Day of Community Service
The daughter of former prosecutor and presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani will have her shoplifting charge dismissed if she completes one day of community service, according to a judge who warned her today to "stay out of trouble."
Criminal Court Judge Jennifer Schecter adjourned Caroline Giuliani's case in contemplation of dismissal, meaning the case would be closed and sealed if the Harvard student, 20, does her community service and stays out of trouble for six months.
The Manhattan district attorney's office said the terms of the dismissal were not unusual for a first-time offender with a low dollar-value theft.
Giuliani appeared briefly before Schecter today to accept the deal.
Manhattan District Attorney's office spokesman Eric Duggan said she "agreed to an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal for her shoplifting charge ... She will serve one day of community service in New York."
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