Hunter Biden intends to plead guilty on federal tax charges brought by special counsel David Weiss
Hunter Biden entered a plea deal on federal charges brought against him by special counsel David Weiss.
Hunter Biden entered a plea deal on federal charges brought against him by special counsel David Weiss.
Los Angeles — Hunter Biden offered a surprise guilty plea in his tax evasion case on Thursday, capping a whirlwind day in court in Los Angeles, where jury selection in his trial was set to begin. The president’s son entered an open plea — an offer to plead guilty and allow a judge to sentence him — on Thursday
Hunter Biden offered a surprise guilty plea in his tax evasion case in California after prosecutors opposed a last-minute attempt to change his plea before jury selection was scheduled to begin. Biden entered an open plea on Thursday afternoon — an offer to plead guilty and allow a judge to sentence him — which prosecutors also opposed.
Hunter Biden offered to accept a guilty verdict in his tax evasion case in California, his lawyer Abbe Lowell said Thursday, surprising prosecutors as jury selection was about to begin. Lowell said President Biden’s son would submit what’s known as an Alford plea, meaning he would accept a guilty verdict while maintaining his innocence. Prosecutors
CBS News Live CBS News 24/7 Live Hunter Biden will accept a guilty verdict in his tax evasion case in California, his lawyer Abbe Lowell said Thursday, as jury selection was about to begin. Lowell said the president’s son would submit what’s known as an Alford plea, meaning he would accept a guilty verdict while
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A national finance committee member for the Harris-Walz campaign posted a question whether former President Donald Trump is working with Israel and Russia to boost election efforts.