Hunter Biden's federal gun case
Judge rules that prosecutors cannot use some salacious evidence in Hunter Biden's federal gun case, including references to his Navy discharge and child support case. Hunter Biden pleads not guilty to charges of making false statements on a federal form when purchasing a revolver in 2018. Court allows use of portions of Hunter Biden's book discussing addiction to drugs.
Key Points
- Judge ruled out references to Hunter Biden's Navy discharge and child support case.
- Court allows use of parts of Hunter Biden's book discussing his addiction to drugs.
- Hunter Biden pleads not guilty to charges of making false statements on a federal form when purchasing a revolver in 2018.
Pros
- Judge ruling to exclude certain salacious evidence may lead to a fair trial for Hunter Biden.
Cons
- Hunter Biden facing serious charges related to making false statements and possession of a firearm while addicted to narcotics.