Hunter Biden Seeks Dismissal of Gun Charges, Arguing ‘Sweetheart’ Plea Deal Killed by Judge Is Actually in Effect

Biden may also rely on an expanded interpretation of the Second Amendment to argue that his firearm violation is actually permissible under the Constitution.

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Hunter Biden arrives for a court appearance at Wilmington, Delaware, October 3, 2023. AP/Matt Rourke

Hunter Biden has filed a legal motion asking that the three felony gun charges against him be dismissed. The president’s son argues that a plea deal he was offered — and that a judge threw out — is actually binding, as it was signed by both Mr. Biden and his prosecutors.

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