Reported 7 months ago
On June 11, 2024, in Wilmington, Delaware, Hunter Biden was convicted of making false statements on a gun background check form and illegally possessing a firearm, facing a maximum of 25 years in prison. Legal experts suggest he might avoid jail time due to various factors such as lack of prior offenses and compliance with pre-trial release conditions. Sentencing date has not been set but usually occurs within 120 days of conviction. Hunter's lawyers plan to appeal, citing reasons including constitutional gun rights, alleged political motivations, and a previous plea agreement. Additionally, he faces a separate tax trial in September, with the possibility of a heavier sentence if found guilty. President Biden stated he will respect the judicial process and confirmed he will not pardon his son.
Source: YAHOO