As we reported, the jury has spoken, and the news was not good for First Son Hunter Biden, who was convicted Tuesday on all three counts related to deliberately lying about his crack cocaine addiction on a federal gun purchase form in order to buy a .38-caliber Colt Cobra revolver on Oct. 12, 2018. Sentencing normally would occur within 120 days; two of the charges have a maximum sentence of 19 years, the third has a maximum of 5 years, but as a first-time offender, he almost certainly wouldn’t receive a punishment anything close to that and might not even face time behind bars at all.
BREAKING: Jury Finds Hunter Biden Guilty on All Counts
Joe Biden Speaks on Hunter’s Felony Conviction—’I Will Accept the Outcome of This Case’
Now we’re hearing from some of the jurors on the case, and it turns out that despite their relatively quick —a little over three…
