Hunter Biden May Be in More Trouble After What He Told Judge About His Bar Status
Hunter can't keep from stepping in it.
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Hunter can't keep from stepping in it.
Hunter Biden told Delaware district judge Maryellen Noreika that he was eligible to practice law in Washington, D.C. and Connecticut.
Hunter Biden told Delaware district judge that he was eligible to practice law in Washington, D.C. and Connecticut -- but Hunter was suspended from practicing law in CT for failing to pay his $75 annual fees.
Hunter Biden remains a "good standing" member of the D.C. Bar’s association, despite evidence of illicit activities and court proceedings, according to the bar's website.
Hunter Biden remains a member of the District of Columbia Bar in "good standing."