Hunter Biden faces three felony charges related to a gun he purchased in 2018.
After a full day of jury selection Monday, U.S. District Judge Maryellen Noreika swore in a dozen jurors — plus four alternates — to determine the legal fate of Hunter Biden, who is on trial for three felony gun charges just months before his father seeks a second term in the White House in November. A substitute teacher, a former Secret Service employee and multiple gun owners were among those chosen to report back to court Tuesday morning, when opening statements are expected to begin.
Most were people of color, and their ages appeared to range from mid-20s to 70s. Many of the jurors said they have read or seen headlines about Biden’s gun case over the years in local and national news outlets, but few said they had delved deeply into the details. One woman who was selected as an alternate juror said she first learned Hunter Biden was going to trial on Monday when her dad informed her on her drive over to the courthouse.
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