Hunter Biden’s criminal defense attorney, Chris Clark, has requested to withdraw from representing his client in a potential trial.
Conflict Arises from Potential Witness Testimony

Clark cited a conflict arising from the possibility that he could be called as a witness in the trial.
Case Involves Tax and Gun Violation Charges

The case involves Hunter Biden’s tax and gun violation charges.
“Sweetheart” Plea Deal Falls Apart

The plea deal, referred to as a “sweetheart” deal, fell apart due to legal scrutiny.
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Motion Based on Delaware Rule

Clark’s motion is based on a Delaware rule that prevents lawyers from acting as advocates in trials where they are likely to be necessary witnesses.
Hardship to Client

According to Delaware Rule of Professional Conduct 3.7(a), disqualification of the lawyer would work substantial hardship on the client.
Contested Aspects of Plea Deal

The filing indicated that aspects of the plea deal would be contested in the trial.
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Clark’s Involvement in the Dispute

As a witness to the negotiation and drafting of the plea agreement, Clark could be involved in the dispute surrounding it.
Uncertainty over New Defense Attorney

It is currently uncertain who will replace Clark as Hunter Biden’s lead defense attorney.
Further Complexity Surrounding the Case

This development adds further complexity to the legal proceedings surrounding Hunter Biden’s case.
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Twists and Turns in the Case

The case has seen twists and turns, including the collapse of the plea deal and the possibility of the case going to trial.
Conclusion

With Clark seeking to withdraw from the case due to potential witness conflict, the future proceedings in Hunter Biden’s case remain uncertain.
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