Giuliani was arrested Aug. 4 after a security camera at a Sephora cosmetics store in Manhattan recorded her with items worth a little more than $100 in her coat pocket.
The district attorney's office said the deal to wipe out the charges is a standard offer given to first-time shoplifters when a small amount of money is involved, and not any special treatment afforded the daughter of a former federal prosecutor, according to The Associated Press.
Neither Giuliani nor her lawyer said anything to the judge.
Giuliani, a student at Harvard, is due in court again Nov. 4 for a report on the status of her community service, The New York Times reported. She appeared in court today with her mother, but not her father, who earned a reputation as a tough-on-crime mayor.





