Judge Sets Tentative June Trial Date in Delaware for Hunter Biden

Published on March 13, 2024

U.S. District Court Judge Maryellen Noreika set a tentative trial date for Hunter Biden in Delaware between June 3 and June 10. During a status conference call, David Hines, representing the government, estimated a trial would last around four days. The Delaware court is where an earlier plea deal for Mr. Biden fell apart, and Mr. Biden faces gun-related felony charges for lying on a federal form about his addiction and possessing a gun illegally. Mr. Biden is also facing trial in California on tax charges before U.S. District Court Judge Mark Scarsi. Abbe Lowell, representing Mr. Biden, took the opportunity to urge Judge Noreika to review and rule on the several motions to dismiss filed in her court, noting that he believed the case should not proceed to trial at all....

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