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Conditions for the release of Hunter Biden.

Hunter ⁣Biden, son of ⁢U.S. President Joe Biden, arrives to the J. ⁤Caleb‍ Boggs Federal Building on July 26, 2023 in Wilmington, Delaware. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

OAN’s Roy ⁣Francis
8:07 AM – ‍Thursday, July 27, 2023

As part of his release conditions, a federal judge ordered Hunter Biden to get a job ‍after he pleaded “not guilty” to⁣ the tax charges he was facing as his plea deal ‌fell apart on Wednesday.

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According to ⁣the order, which ‌was handed down from United States District Judge Maryellen Noreika, Hunter must “continue or ‌actively seek employment.”

Biden ⁣was charged in June with ⁢misdemeanors crimes after ‌he failed to pay more ⁣than $100,000 in taxes from over $1.5 million in income in 2017 and 2018. He was expected ‍to plead guilty and accept a plea deal which would result ⁢in two ‍years of probation and immunity from future charges.

However, ‍the deal ⁤fell apart after the prosecution did not provide​ the immunity ⁣from future charges.⁣ The prosecutors sad that an investigation into the younger Biden is ongoing and that charges may brought against him in the future in regards with not registering as a foreign⁣ agent.

After the deal fell apart, Biden pled not guilty​ to the charges​ and​ was granted a conditional release. Hunter must comply with all the listed conditions or risk being immediately arrested.

The conditions ⁣that Hunter must ⁢abide by include not possessing a firearm, not using or possessing ‍any controlled⁣ substances⁤ (including marijuana) unless prescribed, not using alcohol, submitting to prohibited‍ substances​ testing, participating in substance abuse therapy, actively seeking employment, ⁢and ​submitting to full federal supervision.

If Hunter is to violate any of the listed conditions the penalties could⁢ include immediate ⁢issuance of an arrest warrant, revocation of release, forfeiture of bond,⁤ and prosecution for contempt of court.

The turn of events came as a surprise since the deal had been the result of careful negotiations ​lasting over several weeks between the Justice Department and Hunter’s attorneys.

Republicans, like James Comer (R-Ky.) the⁤ Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, who have previously said that Hunter was getting off easy and receiving a “sweetheart” deal agreed with ⁢District Judge Noreika’s decision saying that the previous plea deal “belongs in the trash.”

“District ⁢Judge Noreika ⁢did the right thing by refusing to⁤ rubberstamp Hunter Biden’s sweetheart plea deal,” Comer said. ⁢“But ​let’s be clear: Hunter’s sweetheart ⁢plea deal belongs in ‍the trash.”

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