DOJ Plea Deal With Hunter Biden Falls
Apart as Federal Judge Infers DOJ Motive
to Structure Immunity for Future Charges
as DOJ Admits Ongoing Investigation
Posted By: earlybird, 7/26/2023 7:06:44 PM
There was a lot going on in the Delaware federal court today. One of the topline issues was an admission by federal prosecutors that an additional investigation of Hunter Biden is ongoing, as the tax evasion and federal gun charge deal was brokered. (snip)Here’s the non-pretending version. The corrupt U.S. attorney’s office organized, coordinated and colluded with the Hunter Biden team to structure a deal that would provide cover for Hunter Biden for any further crimes. This is corrupt as hell. The judge sniffed this motive and asked the DOJ directly. The DOJ could not make that admission for obvious reasons and denied this intent.
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There was a lot going on in the Delaware federal court today. One of the topline issues was an admission by federal prosecutors that an additional investigation of Hunter Biden is ongoing, as the tax evasion and federal gun charge deal was brokered.
At the core, we see U.S. District Court Judge Maryellen Noreika noting the terms of the current DOJ plea deal appeared structured to provide immunity to Hunter Biden for any future crimes identified in the ongoing investigation on other matters; so; Noreika asked the DOJ directly. In essence, Judge Noreika called out the DOJ and directly asked them if this is their intent.
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Hunter’s defense team then had to say that without the immunity, tnere was no plea agreement. It was all about future immunity.