Hunter Biden's Legal Team Challenges Prosecution's Evidence in Gun Case

Hunter Biden's attorneys argue that prosecutors mistook sawdust for cocaine in a photo, raising questions about the credibility of the evidence against him.

Hunter Biden's lawyers claim a photo allegedly showing cocaine was actually sawdust, sent to Biden by his psychiatrist as a message of encouragement.
The dispute over the photo's content is part of a broader challenge to the credibility of the prosecution led by Special Counsel David Weiss.
Biden's legal team also highlights the recent indictment of Alexander Smirnov, arguing it shows the case against Biden may be based on unreliable information.
Hunter Biden faces charges related to a 2018 gun purchase, with his attorneys arguing the case is politically motivated.
The defense is seeking additional discovery in the case, questioning the prosecution's decision-making and suggesting it may have been influenced by debunked allegations.