The federal judge overseeing Hunter Biden's tax evasion case ordered him to follow several measures after he pleaded not guilty following an unexpected delay to his plea deal, including an order to maintain a job.
Biden appeared in federal court Wednesday in Wilmington, Delaware, for what was expected to be a formality after he accepted a plea deal last month with U.S. Attorney David Weiss's office, settling tax and gun charges. Instead, the 53-year-old son of the president pleaded not guilty to the charges, as lawyers seek to work out a revised deal over his failure to pay taxes and lying about his drug addiction on a form when he purchased a gun.As part of Hunter Biden's release conditions, U.S.
Kevin C. McMunigal, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University who specializes in criminal law, said,"I don't think there's a clear answer" to how employment is defined but cast doubt that prosecutors would be comfortable with self-employment, noting,"It's so hard to verify." "You know, you'll have people coming into diversion programs where that is a normal criteria, and they already have a job. And it's like, well, you don't have to quit that job and then either reapply for your job you just quit, or you know, go try to find someplace else," Benza said, noting that some stipulations may already be satisfied ahead of the agreement.
The president appointed Naftali to the Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad in July 2022, and it is unclear whether Naftali purchased Hunter Biden's paintings prior to her appointment or whether the first son may have supported her appointment. He later went into business with his uncle, James Biden, purchasing an international hedge fund known as Paradigm Global Advisers in 2006. Two years later, just before his father became vice president, the younger Biden started the consulting company Seneca Global Advisors in 2008, advising companies looking to expand overseas.
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