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In response to the findings, Hunter Biden's legal representation has pushed back, arguing against the validity of the charges brought forth. They highlighted that previous discussions aimed to resolve the case in 2023 with minimal penalties, reduced to misdemeanors for tax violations and a diverted gun charge. The legal team criticized Weiss for allegedly reversing an earlier agreement, claiming that a sudden shift occurred in court amid intense scrutiny from Republican figures. They contended that Hunter Biden resolved his tax issues fully years prior to the new charges being filed, indicating a lack of grounds for prosecution.