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Judge says Hunter Biden has to appear in person for arraignment on gun charges
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A federal magistrate judge has denied Hunter Biden’s request to appear virtually for his first court hearing in the federal gun case against him and set his arraignment for October 3.
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The landmark Second Amendment ruling at the Supreme Court last summer condemned by President Joe Biden is poised to become a legal lifeline for his recently indicted son, Hunter Biden.
President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden doesn't want to head back home to Delaware for a hearing over his felony gun charges, according to a judge slated to preside over his arraignment.
Hunter Biden's lawyers are pushing for him to be able to avoid showing up in-person to his arraignment on federal gun charges, a court order filed Monday shows.
Biden is accused of lying about his drug use when he bought a firearm in October 2018, during a period when he has acknowledged struggling with addiction to cocaine.
A federal magistrate judge has denied Hunter Biden’s request to appear virtually for his first court hearing in the federal gun case against him and set his arraignment for October 3.
A federal judge has ordered that Hunter Biden appear in court for his arraignment on federal gun charges, despite his requests to have his first hearing to take place virtually, while stressing that the president's son “should not receive special treatment."
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