What Hunter didn't tell the judge about his bar status may be his undoing

When Hunter Biden's plea deal blew up in his drug addled face, he decided to change his guilty plea to not guilty regarding his business dealings and his gun charge. On Monday the House Oversight Committee interviewed his former partner, Devon Archer.

Archer confirmed that it was Joe Biden who was talking on the speakerphone into meetings Archer attended, and that Joe was the “big guy.”  And we all know the 'big guy' was getting his cut from the shady business deals Hunter was involved in. 

[H/T Red State]

Archer also revealed information about another Chinese connection as well as the weird comment Hunter made about the Biden name and “handsome Aryan godlike men.” 

That's all bad for the Bidens, but now there is new information that the brilliant son of the President may be in more trouble again over what he told the judge at his plea hearing. 

During the hearing, no-nonsense Judge Maryellen Noreika asked the whore-chasing Hunter Biden about being a member of the bar:

"You're member of the bar?" Noreika asked.

"Yes…" Hunter said. "District of Columbia & Connecticut."

What Hunter didn't say was… pic.twitter.com/wUayBAZwwY

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) July 31, 2023

Hunter was admitted to the bar in Connecticut in 1997 but records indicate that he's been suspended in Connecticut for over two years. A Judicial Branch spokesperson confirmed he was “not in good standing” and had an administrative suspension.

This was uncovered by Kevin Rennie, a Connecticut lawyer and former state legislator, who reported on it in his blog.

Rennie said Hunter should have known better, and he termed it misleading the judge, but that may merely be an indication as to how good a lawyer Hunter Biden is. Perhaps he has been too wrapped up in consulting for Burisma to keep up with his lawyering.

A lawyer who is questioned under oath where he is admitted to practice and fails to include in his response that he is suspended from practice in one of them has misled the court.

He did not give her an answer that, I think most judges would see under these circumstances, was in good faith. It omitted crucial facts.

Biden didn’t keep up with the fees and the requirements so he’s been suspended since March 2021.

Connecticut Judicial Branch spokesperson Melissa Farley said the First Son ‘is currently not in good standing due to Attorney Biden’s failure to register or comply with the Statewide Grievance Committee’s [Minimum Continuing Legal Education] requirement since 2018…and to pay the Client Security Fund fee for 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022.’

He was too busy snorting 8 balls from the navels of prostitutes.

The Client Security Fee goes into a fund to help clients who have experienced attorney fraud.

Rennie said he didn’t understand why Hunter didn’t pay the fees or why his attorneys didn’t just make sure that was done before the plea hearing. It comes to only $75, but it's likely Hunter was more concerned about paying Russian hookers than a lawyer's fee in a state where he wasn't going to practice in anyway.

This clearly illustrates Hunter's level of carelessness and mental unawareness of big boy issues.

I'm not a lawyer but I believe that this might constitute perjury.

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Hunter's pre-trial conditions have been announced: good luck with that

Hunter gets ready for a night out

As we now know, Hunter Biden, the president's son, was arraigned and entered a plea of not guilty to two federal tax charges and a federal gun charge at the US District Court in Wilmington, Delaware on Wednesday. 

Hunter was processed, fingerprinted, and given a pre-trial release. Soon after the hearing concluded, the first son received a pre-trial release order which included conditions of pre-trial release. It was uploaded to the case docket and will be shown here for your edification and entertainment.

Although some of Hunter's conditions are somewhat lenient, Judge Maryellen Noreika laid down the law which will make compliance by Hunter quite difficult.

First, Judge Noreika order Hunter to: continue to actively seek employment, but not be a bag man for dad.

He cannot possess a firearm, destructive device, or any other weapon.

No alcohol. Zero booze. Zilch. Nada.

He cannot use or unlawfully possess a narcotic drug or other controlled substances defined in 21 U.S.C. § 802, unless prescribed by a licensed medical practitioner. medical practitioner. Do you think he'll be able to get a prescription from a friendly quack? He may be tested randomly and this may include urine testing, the wearing of a sweat patch, a remote alcohol testing system, and/or any form of prohibited substance screening or testing.

The defendant, aka Hunter Biden, must not obstruct, attempt to obstruct, or tamper with the efficiency and accuracy of prohibited substance screening or testing. So don't go telling the court that a prostitute accidentally tore off your sweat patch.

Participate in a program of inpatient or outpatient substance abuse therapy and counseling if directed by the pretrial services office or supervising officer.

Hunter is to “submit to supervision by and report for supervision to the Central District of California,” which means that he will be registering with federal probation/parole officers in that district (of which Los Angeles County is a part). That officer will determine Hunter’s compliance with the conditions of pre-trial release.

Standard conditions of release include not breaking any federal, state, or local law while on release, submitting to a DNA sample if authorized under federal statutes, apprising the Court or pre-trial services in writing and ahead of time of any change in address or phone number, and appearing in court in Delaware when ordered to do so.

Lots of luck, Jack.

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