Hunter Biden Could Face 17 Years in Federal Prison as His Tax Evasion Case Enters Next Phase

The first son will appear in a California courtroom Wednesday.

AP/Jose Luis Magana
Hunter Biden, accompanied by his attorney, Abbe Lowell, leaves a House Oversight Committee hearing on Capitol Hill. AP/Jose Luis Magana

Hunter Biden’s legal troubles will enter a new phase on Wednesday when he appears in a California courtroom to have his motions for dismissal heard by a federal judge. Should the judge refuse to dismiss the nine charges — including three felonies — levied against him, Mr. Biden will go to trial on June 20, just as his father’s re-election campaign is expected to kick into high gear. 

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