Since the whistle blower allegations became widely know since this time last week, pressure has been growing by many Republicans in Congress, among leading legal experts, and even some media circles for the federal judge, who is handling the Hunter Biden case to >>> reject the plea deal that would allow President Joe Biden's son to avoid serving prison time after evidence has emerged that a more serious criminal tax case was sabotaged by the Biden/Garland Justice Department.....
Hunter Biden, the 53 yoa son of President Joe Biden, is scheduled to appear on July 26th in the Federal Court in Delaware before U.S. District Court Judge Maryellen Noreika >>> with a plea deal on the table --- that was offered by the Biden/ Garland DOJ prosecution team, and accepted by the defendant Hunter Biden and his defense team
For example, Republican Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin has been quoted by many in the right-leaning media as having said >>> “... I hope this judge does reject this [deal], and then insists and demands on an honest investigation and an honest prosecution as well....” And this >>> “I don't understand how any judge could bless this plea agreement now that all of this evidence of obstruction and DOJ and FBI wrongdoing has surfaced....” It should be remembered that Senator Johnson and Senator Charles Grassley led a two year probe into Hunter Biden’s overseas business dealings and he was reacting to testimony and evidence provided by IRS supervisory agent Gary Shapley and another IRS whistleblower that federal prosecutors had blocked search warrants, interviews and other investigative measures, as well as more serious criminal charges against Hunter Biden fully supported by the existing uncovered evidence.
Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz, a longtime supporter of Joe Biden, agreed there are good reasons for Judge Noreika to set aside the plea deal and require a complete report concerning the whistleblowers' allegations of DOJ interference. Dershowitz said it was quite troubling that the whistleblowers’ testimony directly conflicts with Attorney General Merrick Garland’s testimony that there was no interference in the Hunter Biden probe.
“If I were the judge on the Hunter Biden case, I would refuse to accept the plea bargain unless and until Garland and Weiss testify,” Dershowitz told a reporter on Tuesday. “What they've said is utterly incompatible... [with other testimony and evidence in the case]”
In a Wall Street Journal opinion piece by Eileen O’Connor, the former head of the DOJ’s tax division, declared on Tuesday that the interference the IRS investigating team faced was unprecedented, and it would be appropriate for the judge sitting on the case to “throw Hunter Biden’s plea deal in the trash.” Then, Ms. O'Connor went on to add this >>> ".... Judges can reject plea agreements. That would be an appropriate disposition here.... And Congress, in fulfillment of its oversight obligation, must learn and share with the American public what evidence the IRS gathered, what evidence its agents weren’t permitted to obtain, and what charges might have been brought if they had.”