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"NBC News":
Hunter Biden will not
plead guilty to illegal weapons charges
NBC News reported that the president's son Hunter Biden will defend
and insist he is innocent of the charge of possessing illegal
weapons during a preliminary court hearing in Delaware on Tuesday.
Biden Jr.
It should be noted that
Hunter Biden was earlier deniedthe opportunity to attend remote hearings
via video link, and according to the judge in charge the president's
son should not receive special treatment in the case.
A preliminary hearing is being held on
Tuesday in Delaware state court against U.S.
President Hunter Biden's son, in the case of illegal possession of weapons
and charges against Hunter Biden will be announced at the next meeting
and given the opportunity to express his position.
The US
judiciary has filed 3 charges related to
the possession of weapons against US President Hunter Biden's son
and if convicted, he could face up to 25 years' imprisonment
and a fine of up to $ 750 thousand.
According to the charges against Biden Jr.
he committed those irregularities in 2018.
Hunter Biden
has become the first son of
an American president in history, facing criminal charges
facing tax evasion charges as well as being charged
with illegal possession of weapons.
3 charges against Biden's
son punishable by up to 25 years' imprisonment
The U.S.
judiciary has filed 3 weapons charges against the son of
U.S. President Hunter Biden, who could face
a maximum sentence of 25 years' imprisonment if convicted.
The judicial documents indicated that
the Delaware Grand Arbitral Tribunal had agreed to
bring 3 charges against the President's son
two of which related to the provision of false information
by Hunter Biden during his purchase of the Colt pistol
where he denied drug use when he bought the pistol.
The third charge related to his possession of
the weapon during the time he was on drugs.
If convicted
Hunter Biden could face up to
25 years' imprisonment and a fine of up to $ 750 thousand.
Hunter Biden
has become the first son of
an American president in history to face criminal charges
