Hunter Biden's Gun Case: No Special Treatment, Pleads Not Guilty

Hunter Biden's attorney has stated that he will plead not guilty during his initial court appearance for three federal felony gun charges and denied that he is seeking "special treatment." Biden's lawyer has requested a video conference for the court appearance, arguing that it would minimize disruption and unnecessary burden on government resources. Federal prosecutors oppose the virtual appearance, and the judge has directed them to respond. Biden had previously pleaded not guilty to separate misdemeanor charges of failing to pay federal taxes and had intended to enter into a pretrial diversion agreement on a gun-related crime, which fell apart in court. His attorney argues that the agreement took effect and bars Biden from being charged with the gun crimes.