Attorneys representing Hunter Biden in his criminal tax case, which is scheduled to be heard in the United States District Court in Wilmington, Delaware, on Wednesday, have responded to an order from the presiding judge to “show cause as to why sanctions shouldn’t be considered for misrepresentations to the Court.” That order came after someone working at the firm, Latham & Watkins, called the clerk’s office and allegedly claimed that she was with a law firm representing House Ways and Means Chairman Rep. Jason Smith, who had just filed an amicus brief asking that the Court toss Hunter’s “sweetheart plea deal,” and asked that Smith’s filing, including 448 pages of Congressional testimony from the IRS whistleblowers who worked on the case, be removed.Read More
BREAKING: Hunter Biden’s Lawyers Claim ‘There Was No Misrepresentation’ to the Court, Blame Clerk for Miscommunication
