Hunter Biden Plea Deal in Limbo After Judge Questions Terms

  • Judge asked two sides were to submit briefs within 30 days
  • Republicans on Tuesday urged judge to throw out the agreement
A plea deal under which President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, would admit guilt to tax violations was not accepted in federal court Wednesday. Bloomberg’s Kailey Leinz has the breaking details. Check with Bloomberg.com for any updates.Source: Bloomberg
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A hearing over Hunter Biden’s plea agreement with prosecutors regarding his tax charges and a firearm violation ended on Wednesday without a resolution, after a judge refused to sign off on the terms of the deal.

US District Judge Maryellen Noreika expressed concerns over the structure of the deal, which had provisions for tax charges and a weapons charge, as well as the time frame of the agreement and what charges won’t be prosecuted.