Hunter Biden pleaded not guilty on Tuesday on three felony gun charges in a Delaware federal court and was released on new bond conditions.
The president’s son is banned from possessing a firearm, drinking alcohol, and taking drugs. Biden must submit to random drug testing, participate in substance abuse therapy, and seek employment. He didn’t have to give up his passport but will need to submit in writing any plans for international travel.
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Biden, 53, was arraigned in the J. Caleb Boggs federal courthouse on charges brought by special counsel David Weiss stemming from allegations he lied that he was not addicted to drugs when filling out a form to purchase a revolver in 2018.
The court appearance marked the first time the child of a sitting president faced criminal prosecution.
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Read the full bond condition agreement below:
