Judge Napolitano Tells Newsmax: Prospects for a “Universal Deal” for Hunter Biden Look Dim
Judge Andrew Napolitano believes that Hunter Biden will not receive a “universal deal” that would end all the prosecutions against him. Napolitano explains that after Hunter Biden’s previous deal was rejected by a judge, both his lawyers and the government’s lawyers will start from scratch and lay out every case that can be brought against him. However, Napolitano doubts that a universal deal can be reached due to the government having more evidence and more cases against Hunter Biden.
Napolitano also comments on House Republicans investigating Hunter Biden, stating that they should be sending evidence to the prosecutor instead of the judge presiding over the case. He then addresses the orders given to Hunter Biden by the judge, such as not drinking or using drugs and actively seeking employment. Napolitano clarifies that while Hunter Biden’s painting may not count as a job, the federal bail structure requires him to follow these conditions. However, Napolitano admits that he is unsure how strictly these conditions will be enforced.
Overall, Napolitano’s comments suggest that Hunter Biden’s legal situation may become more complicated, with the government potentially bringing more cases against him. He also highlights the distinction between a job and the conditions imposed by the federal bail structure.
