A federal appeals court on Tuesday denied Hunter Biden’s request to postpone his trial on gun charges that's scheduled to begin next month in Delaware. The denial came a day after an attorney for the president’s son filed the motion seeking a delay. The attorney, Abbe Lowell, had argued that there is “no urgency in having an immediate trial” as a district court presses ahead with the June 3 trial in Wilmington. Biden's request was rejected by a three-judge panel on the U.S.
The same three-judge panel had previously denied Biden’s bid earlier this month to overturn the trial judge’s rejection of several motions to toss out the case. Lowell did not immediately respond to a request for comment Tuesday evening, nor did attorneys from special counsel David Weiss' office. Weiss was appointed U.S. attorney for Delaware by former President Donald Trump and named last year to lead the ongoing probe of Biden by Attorney General Merrick Garland.
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