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Hunter Biden case: First son likely to stand trial after plea deal talks collapse
By Steven Nelson
August 11, 2023 2:19pm  Updated
 
WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors in Delaware said Friday that discussions with first son Hunter Biden’s lawyers about resurrecting a probation-only plea bargain for tax and gun charges are at an “impasse” and that there’s likely to be a trial in the case in either Washington, DC, or Southern California.

The court filings coincided with Attorney General Merrick Garland announcing that he is appointing Delaware US Attorney David Weiss to serve as special counsel in the case, meaning he will have additional investigative powers and the ability to bring charges outside of his jurisdiction.

Hunter, 53, agreed in June to plead guilty to two tax-crime misdemeanors and to a gun-charge felony that would be expunged after two years of probation.

But the plea deal dramatically collapsed during a July 26 court hearing.

 https://nypost.com/2023/08/11/hunter-biden-case-first-son-likely-to-stand-trial-after-talks-collapse/
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That may be the spin but not the actuality. We'll see how much Weiss slow walks it.
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