He'll Say Anything! Joe Giudice's 8 Most Outrageous Claims In Court
Sept. 22 2016, Updated 2:41 p.m. ET
Joe Giudice tried multiple excuses out on the judge during his sentencing for driver's license fraud on Thursday and RadarOnline.com has a gallery of his most outrageous and scandalous claims in court.
INF – Joe Giudice in Court
Giuidice was sentenced on April 2, 2015 after pleading guilty for fraud when he tried to obtain a driver's license in his brother's name. Considering the severity of the crimes, his comments were shocking.
INF – Joe Giudice in Court
The Real Housewives of New Jersey star lost his driver's license for two years – but asked the judge if he could "move his cars in his driveway," to which the Honorable Adam E. Jacobs told him "If you so much as back down your driveway ... that will constitute a violation of the conditions of your release, of your bail, and it will result in you being remanded immediately to Passaic County Jail."
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Juicy Joe was also fined $10,000, but his lawyer told the judge that he was "destitute." The judge wasn't buying that and reminded him that he was just paid a whopping $75,000 for a tabloid interview so he could afford the amount.
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"I've seen hundreds and hundreds of driver abstracts ... This one takes the cake," the judge told Giudice.
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Sarcasm didn't work for Giudice. After court he was reportedly overheard saying: "I wish I got paid every time someone took my picture, I'd be rich."
INF – Joe Giudice in Court
His attorney told the judge his client was accepting the blame, stating, "He's not here to blame anyone else. He has accepted responsibility ... This is a real man."
EXCLUSIVE: INF – Teresa Giudice and family visit church on her final day before going to prison
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As RadarOnline.com exclusively reported, the father of four was overheard in court saying "he didn't know how his girls were going to get home from school and that he was worried about them," according to a source.
Teresa Giudice holds husband Joe Giudice hand as they leave a Federal Court in Newark
While his wife Teresa sits behind bars for the next nine months, Joe was told by the judge that he was given one hour to drive home from court until his license suspension began.
