Staff Reports
Hunter Biden, the notorious “First Kid,” found himself back in the courtroom facing felony charges after his previous cozy deal with federal prosecutors went up in smoke. This time, Hunter pleaded “not guilty” to three counts, all related to his lies about his drug addiction and the illegal purchase and possession of a firearm. It’s no secret that Hunter’s memoir is filled with admissions of his drug use, including his addiction to crack cocaine during the time when he allegedly bought a Colt Cobra 38SPL revolver in 2018.
Here's How Hunter Biden Pled to Those Felony Gun Charges https://t.co/eDfjzrr5Ec
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Despite his lawyers’ attempt to have Hunter plead virtually from California, the judge ordered him to appear in person. Apparently, the thought of disrupting the local community, and the inconvenience it would cause his security detail, weren’t enough reasons to grant Hunter’s request. So, he traveled back to Delaware, ten weeks after his previous court appearance turned into a disaster.
After turning himself in and pleading not guilty, Hunter was once again released, albeit with some conditions, such as the prohibition to possess firearms or use drugs and alcohol. It’s funny how these conditions are similar to the ones imposed during his previous release, which didn’t seem to prevent him from allegedly committing more crimes. But hey, at least he’s getting another chance to prove that he’s learned his lesson this time around.
In the end, this is just another chapter in the never-ending saga of Hunter Biden’s legal troubles. It’s a shame that such a privileged individual seems to face very little accountability for his actions while regular Americans would likely face much harsher consequences. But hey, it’s always good to see the justice system in action, right? Let’s hope the trial brings some clarity and justice for all parties involved.
