Judge pushes back Hunter Biden's L.A. tax trial from June to September | Courts
LOS ANGELES - Hunter Biden’s trial on nine federal tax charges will move from late June to Sept. 5, a judge in Los Angeles ruled Wednesday.
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LOS ANGELES - Hunter Biden’s trial on nine federal tax charges will move from late June to Sept. 5, a judge in Los Angeles ruled Wednesday.
Judge Maryellen Noreika declined to dismiss the charges against the president’s son, saying Mr. Biden’s lawyer failed to show prosecutors had been motivated by animus.
The Hollywood lawyer’s support of the president’s son is under scrutiny from House Republicans while his aggressive tactics are rankling the White House.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announced Friday an upcoming floor vote on holding Hunter Biden in contempt of congress.
With House Republicans on the brink of pushing through a contempt of Congress referral against President Biden’s son, his lawyers argued the subpoenas they have issued for his testimony carry no legal weight.