US President Joe Biden's son Hunter is unlikely to meet the criteria for a pardon recommendation,writesThe New York Times newspaper.
As stated in the publication, the US Department of Justice generally recommends full pardons for people who are already serving their sentences.
However, Hunter Biden was not sentenced or served any time. At the same time, the publication noted that the US President has the right, at his discretion, to pardon any person, regardless of the recommendations of the Ministry of Justice. Earlier, American entrepreneur Elon Musk announced a threat to the integrity of the United States after Biden decided to pardon his son.
However, Hunter Biden was not sentenced or served any time. At the same time, the publication noted that the US President has the right, at his discretion, to pardon any person, regardless of the recommendations of the Ministry of Justice. Earlier, American entrepreneur Elon Musk announced a threat to the integrity of the United States after Biden decided to pardon his son.
