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Evidence of alleged drug use was described by prosecutors as "ugly" and "overwhelming."
Hunter Biden leaves federal court in Wilmington, Del., on Monday. (Joe Lamberti/For The Washington Post)
WILMINGTON, Del. - A jury will return to court Tuesday morning to consider whether to convict President Biden's son Hunter of federal gun charges in a closely watched case whose outcome could affect his father's reelection chances.
The 12 jurors began deliberating Monday afternoon following closing arguments by prosecutors and defense lawyers at a trial that focused in searing detail on Hunter Biden's years-long struggle with drug addiction.
"The evidence was personal. It was ugly, and it was overwhelming," assistant special counsel Leo Wise said in his hour-long closing arguments Monday. "It was also absolutely necessary."
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