Hunter Biden's Addiction Struggle History May Aid in Tax Charge Defense

Hunter Biden's defense against tax charges that carry a maximum penalty of 17 years in prison may rely on his drug addiction and claims of political targeting. Legal experts suggest that his history of drug abuse could be used to argue that his substance abuse problems undermined his ability to intentionally violate tax laws. Additionally, Hunter's defense team may argue that the charges reflect selective prosecution, although proving this can be challenging. The case's strange unfolding, including the slow investigation and change in prosecutorial approach, may also be explored. The tax indictment contains salacious allegations about Hunter's personal conduct, and his attorneys may seek to keep these details out of the jury's consideration. Furthermore, they may challenge the prosecution's allegations about the taxes themselves, suggesting that Hunter may be due a refund for the tax year in question.