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US President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden convicted, court's big decision in federal gun case


Hunter Biden was facing three charges of possessing a gun while consuming drugs. He pleaded not guilty before the jury. The jury deliberated for about three hours before giving its verdict.

ter in two other drug-related cases. Hunter was facing three cases of possessing a gun while consuming drugs. He had pleaded innocent before the jury. This case is the first trial involving the child of a current president. Especially, Hunter Biden being convicted at the time of elections in the US can further increase Joe Biden's troubles.

Of the three cases in which Biden has been found guilty, two cases carry a sentence of more than 10 years in prison, while the third case carries a sentence of five years. According to the recommendations of the federal sentencing guidelines, it is up to the judge's discretion to increase or decrease the sentence. There is also a provision for a fine of about 250,000 dollars in each case. However, it has not been decided when Hunter will be sentenced.

Biden has the right to pardon his son

President Joe Biden has the right to pardon Biden's son Hunter Biden in the three cases in which he has been found guilty, but he had announced in an interview to the media on June 6 that he would not do so. However, when the trial began, Biden had said that he loved his son and was proud of him. Joe Biden's wife Jill Biden was present in the court during the trial.

These were the allegations against Hunter Biden

Hunter Biden has been convicted in two cases, in one of which he was accused of giving false information in a form and purchasing a Colt Cobra revolver. The third case against him was that he had a gun while consuming drugs. In fact, while purchasing any gun in America, a mandatory question is asked to the buyer whether he is a drug addict or not. Hunter had given the wrong answer to this question.

Hunter's lawyer gave this argument

Hunter's lawyer, Abbe Lowell, said during the trial that Hunter had only been drinking alcohol, not using cocaine, according to NBC News. According to the lawyer, he had smoked crack in the months before and after the gun sale, but he was not addicted to it when he bought the gun, so he did not make any false statements. However, prosecutors refuted this claim using excerpts from Hunter Biden's books, in which he described in detail his struggle with alcohol and drug addiction.

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