Have Been Watching the Hunter Biden Gun charges trial? How many years in prison should Hunter get?

@SamInAZ He might. We will see what the jury decides as to guilt and innocence, and if guilty, how the judge decides to sentence him. See how this works?

@windinhishair We already know he is guilty. His brother's widow snitched on him.😄

@SamInAZ As much as you dislike it, he is entitled to his day in court, just the same as 34-time convicted felon Donald Trump. If found guilty, he will be sentenced appropriately.

@windinhishair I don't dislike it. I wanted this trial to happen, bud.

@SamInAZ You didn't want a trial. You wanted the punishment. The trial happens first, much to your chagrin. You've already decided he is guilty. That's not how it works.

@windinhishair He IS guilty...that has already been established. 😄 It does not matter what I or you want...his brother's widow snitched on him & he already pretty much snitched on himself on the gun charge. And the laptop. Dude is guilty no matter if the jury comes back saying he's innocent or with a hung jury for whatever reason.
He did commit the crime. That is not up for debate.

@SamInAZ His guilt or innocence hasn't been established in a court of law. That is what this trial will determine.

If you believe he is guilty regardless of the jury verdict, would you also argue that Trump is guilty of the Federal charges against him that he hasn't been tried for, particularly the classified documents he stole and then refused to return? His guilt there has been pretty well established, certainly at least as much as Hunter's guilt. I believe that he is still entitled to a trial. Do you believe Trump is entitled to more days in court or will you start calling him guilty now and stick with that regardless of verdict?

@windinhishair it's not going to be hard to establish his guilt. He already snitched on himself.😄

@SamInAZ Then we will see that reflected in the verdict, won't we?

@windinhishair The problem with this is all the information about his case is out there & has been for years now. This trial is just going through the motions. If he is found guilty, he has a good chance of getting it overturned in an appeal, even though he is obviously guilty...because it's really hard to say he received a fair trial when all of the details have been out for the public to see.

@windinhishair nowadays? Who knows? Get the right(biased or sympathetic to Hunter)people on the jury pool & he might get off. This system is obviously corrupt as hell in my view, so I am not as trusting of it as you are.

@SamInAZ I highly doubt that would be sufficient grounds to overturn a verdict. Some of the judge's actions could be, particularly refusing to allow certain defense witnesses, but overturning verdicts is difficult in the best of situations.

@windinhishair They have been turned over for lesser reasons than that.

@SamInAZ It is not that common an occurrence given the number of trials being held.

@windinhishair How about we wait and see what the verdict is, and if necessary, the sentence?

@windinhishair Where's the fun in that?

@SamInAZ Life-changing verdicts are not supposed to be fun.

@windinhishair Discussion of said verdicts can be if you enjoy discussing legal cases.I participate in mock trials & get paid for it..but I do it for fun, not because I'm going to get rich from participating in them.

@SamInAZ I was the "medical examiner" in a mock trial murder case at a NY law school. That was fun, and I wasn't paid for it.

@windinhishair It is pretty fun.

@SamInAZ It was. Three or four people wanted to know how long I had been a medical examiner. I had to disappoint them.

@windinhishair the ones I do are all online. I've been on a couple juries IRL though & I also was my own lawyer at 18 when I was falsely accused of minor in possession of alcohol. Surprisingly, with no previous legal training, I was able to get a hung jury & the case dropped. I think the only reason I got a hung jury instead of innocent is because I admitted that I did drink sometimes, but that particular night I was not drinking or in possession of alcohol. Chose to be my own lawyer because my public defender smelled like he was drunk when I first met with him.

@SamInAZ I have a good friend who became a lawyer and I agreed to be an expert witness for his law school mock trial. He was the prosecuting attorney, but I didn't cut him any slack. I knew what he wanted me to say but I made him work for it, to the point where he was admonished by the judge for leading the witness. It was all in good fun.

It sounds like you had a poor public defender. But you were able to introduce reasonable doubt into at least one juror's mind.