Hunter Biden's Gun Sentencing Delayed to December
Judge grants three-week delay for Biden's sentencing on firearms charges, now set for December 4.
- Hunter Biden was initially scheduled to be sentenced on November 13 for three felony gun charges.
- The delay was requested by Biden's defense team, citing conflicts with other legal proceedings and the need for more preparation time.
- Special counsel David Weiss opposed the delay, but U.S. District Judge Maryellen Noreika approved it.
- Biden also faces a December 16 sentencing in California for nine federal tax charges he pleaded guilty to earlier this month.
- President Joe Biden has stated he will not use his presidential powers to pardon or lessen his son's sentence.