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Hunter Biden asks judges to dismiss criminal cases after pardon
Hunter Biden asked the federal judges overseeing his criminal tax and gun cases to dismiss them after President Biden pardoned his son on Sunday. Abbe Lowell, Hunter Biden’s attorney, filed a formal notice of the pardon on both case dockets shortly after the president’s announcement. It also included a sworn declaration signed by Hunter Biden indicating…
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