Hunter Biden Will Stand Trial on Gun Charges Starting June 3, After Judge Rejects Hail Mary Bid To Delay

The first son has made a number of motions to dismiss charges in recent months.

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

A federal judge has rejected Hunter Biden’s Hail Mary effort to delay his gun trial, and the first son will go on trial in less than three weeks, on June 3. 

Mr. Biden fils is facing three felony counts for lying about his drug use to buy a gun. He could face years in prison. He is also facing a separate trial, on the West Coast, on felony tax evasion charges.

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