Hunter Biden‘s license to practice law in Washington, D.C., was suspended Tuesday, two weeks after the first son was convicted of felony gun charges.
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals issued the decision, stating in a two-page order that Biden was “suspended immediately” from practicing law in Washington because he had committed “serious crimes” as defined by D.C. Bar rules.
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