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Ex-Hunter Biden biz partner Devon Archer asks judge to shorten prison sentence
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February 7, 2024
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0:56Now PlayingFirst son Hunter Biden’s former business partner Devon Archer asked a federal judge Wednesday to shorten his one-year sentence for defrauding a Native American tribe — arguing there was an error in the initial calculation and that his cooperation in investigations of the first family warrants a further reduction of his penalty.
Archer worked closely with Hunter, 54, on foreign business dealings during Joe Biden’s vice presidency and provided explosive testimony to the House Oversight Committee in July implicating now-President Biden in many of his son’s overseas relationships.
“Before setting a report date for Mr. Archer, we respectfully request that the Court instead first take up the undisputed Guidelines calculation error from his sentencing, grant him habeas relief, and proceed to resentencing,” Archer attorney Matthew Schwartz wrote to Manhattan federal Judge Ronnie Abrams, citing an “undisputed … two-level reduction” due to the fact that Archer played a “minor role” in uncharged conduct.
The filing adds that Archer, a 58-year-old father of three, has performed “substantial civic duties” by turning state’s evidence in investigations of alleged Biden family corruption.
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