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- The federal gun law used to indict Hunter Biden has a surprising critic: a conservative-led federal appeals court
- The panel ruled the law was unconstitutional in another case, but legal experts say it could come up in Biden's case.
- The president's son was indicted on three gun-related charges on Thursday after his original plea deal fell apart in court.
The day before Hunter Biden was indicted, a conservative-led appeals panel ruled that the federal gun law used to charge Biden was unconstitutional when it was applied in a previous case.