- Hunter Biden found guilty
- This is the first time a sitting president's son has been convicted
- He lied on a form by denying drug use
Hunter Biden, son of US President Joe Biden, has been found guilty of buying a gun in 2018 while under the influence of drugs.
This marks the first time a child of a sitting president has been convicted of a felony.
Charges and Verdict:
- Hunter Biden, 54, was convicted of three charges related to a 2018 gun purchase.
- He lied on a form by denying drug use and was found guilty of making a false statement.
- He was also convicted of knowingly owning the gun as an illegal drug user.
Possible Sentence:
- While potential prison time is up to 25 years, legal experts believe it’s unlikely.
- Given his status as a first-time, nonviolent offender, a shorter sentence or probation is more probable.
Trial Details:
- The verdict came after a trial starting on June 3rd and involving a 12-member jury.
- Two of Hunter Biden’s ex-girlfriends testified, detailing past drug use and finding the gun.
Uncertainties Remain:
- The exact sentencing remains unknown and will be determined later.
This story highlights the legal consequences faced by Hunter Biden for his actions. The outcome of the sentencing will provide a clearer picture of the legal repercussions.
