- A former Justice Department official believes the president’s son has reached a “generous” plea agreement that will require his admission to only minor charges.
- Former chief of the DOJ’s Organized Crime Section, Jim Trusty, said he believes it is unlikely that Hunter will face any charges involving the investigation into alleged money laundering and violation of lobbying laws for his overseas business dealings.
- Instead, Trusty suggests that Hunter could be charged with minor tax charges and for making false statements from when he bought a handgun in 2018, according to the Daily Mail.
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Likely To Land ‘Generous’ Plea Deal, Walk After Admitting Minor Charges, Lawyer Says
