In a recent court filing, Hunter Biden's lawyer announced his intent to enter a not-guilty plea for the three federal gun charges he is facing. Additionally, they have requested a videoconference hearing instead of his physical appearance in the Wilmington, Del. federal court.

This development comes after the indictment by David C. Weiss, the special counsel overseeing the case, charging Mr. Biden with lying about his drug use when purchasing a handgun in 2018 and illegally possessing the weapon for a short period of time.

It was expected that Mr. Biden would plead not guilty. The decision to pursue criminal charges against the president's younger son followed the collapse of a plea deal in July, which aimed to resolve the ongoing investigation without necessitating his imprisonment.

Abbe Lowell, Mr. Biden's lawyer, emphasized that there is no reason why Mr. Biden cannot utter the words 'not guilty' during a videoconference, expressing confidence in this selected approach to the court appearance.

If convicted on all charges, Mr. Biden may potentially face up to 25 years in prison along with fines amounting to $750,000.

In a recent court filing, Hunter Biden's lawyer announced his intent to enter a not-guilty plea for the three federal gun charges he is facing. Additionally, they have requested a videoconference hearing instead of his physical appearance in the Wilmington, Del. federal court.
This development comes after the indictment by David C. Weiss, the special counsel overseeing the case, charging Mr. Biden with lying about his drug use when purchasing a handgun in 2018 and illegally possessing the weapon for a short period of time.
It was expected that Mr. Biden would plead not guilty. The decision to pursue criminal charges against the president's younger son followed the collapse of a plea deal in July, which aimed to resolve the ongoing investigation without necessitating his imprisonment.
Abbe Lowell, Mr. Biden's lawyer, emphasized that there is no reason why Mr. Biden cannot utter the words 'not guilty' during a videoconference, expressing confidence in this selected approach to the court appearance.
If convicted on all charges, Mr. Biden may potentially face up to 25 years in prison along with fines amounting to $750,000.

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