Hunter Biden’s Failed Plea Deal Is Made Public, Including Immunity Agreement That Would Have Shielded Him From Further Prosecution

The ‘pre-trial diversion agreement’ also describes how Biden bought a handgun that ended up in a garbage can behind a Delaware supermarket.

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Hunter Biden at Fort McNair, June 25, 2023, at Washington. AP/Andrew Harnik

As Hunter Biden’s legal team and prosecutors try to hammer out a revised plea agreement that could let the first son off without seeing the inside of a prison cell, a federal court has released the pre-trial diversion agreement that caused the presiding judge to delay the plea deal in its entirety on July 26. 

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