Judge agrees to delay Hunter Biden trial in California tax fraud case as Delaware trial looms
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Washington — A federal judge in Los Angeles agreed Wednesday to postpone Hunter Biden's federal criminal trial on tax fraud charges until September.
The case was originally scheduled to go to trial on June 20, but Biden's legal team asked the court for the delay.
In court filings, his attorneys argued that a series of scheduling conflicts and pending appeals would overlap with his criminal case in Delaware, where he faces three felony gun charges and is expected to go to trial on June 3. Biden has pleaded not guilty to all charges and denied wrongdoing.
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