The Supreme Court rejected an appeal on Monday from a former business partner of President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, who sought to overturn his criminal conviction for securities fraud.
Justices left no comment while leaving in place a federal appeals court ruling reinstating the fraud conviction of Devon Archer. A lower court judge previously sidelined a jury verdict that found Archer guilty of fraud and ordered an additional trial.
Participants in the effort to defraud the Oglala Sioux Tribe in a scheme involving the sale of bonds used the younger Biden’s name to enhance their credentials despite having no involvement in the matter, court records revealed.
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Archer was first convicted in 2018 but had it overturned later that year before the court of appeals in New York reinstated the conviction in October 2020.
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Biden and Archer were previously business partners, both serving on the board of the Ukrainian oil and gas company Burisma.
