George Washington University Law School professor Jonathan Turley said that Hunter Biden being found guilty of felony weapons charges this week changes things for him moving forward in his other criminal cases.
A federal grand jury convicted Hunter Biden, 54, on all three felony counts, including lying to a federally licensed firearms dealer, making a false claim on a federal firearms background check form, and being in possession of an illegally obtained firearm. Hunter Biden faces up to 25 years in prison for his crimes and up to $750,000 in fines.
Turley said that the verdict changes things for Hunter Biden in his upcoming federal trial in California for alleged tax crimes.
“His counsel has got to refocus on that tax case, they are going into that case now with a convicted felon,” Turley said. “Now, these are very different types of claims, but there is a third front…
