Hunter Biden is set to stand trial in September on federal tax charges, facing nine counts including three felonies related to alleged failure to pay over $1.4 million in taxes. During a recent pretrial hearing, attorneys discussed potentially inflammatory evidence from Biden's personal life, including his history of drug use and extravagant spending habits. U.S. District Judge Mark Scarsi dismissed Biden's motion to dismiss the case, stating it was filed too late and was an attempt to relitigate previous decisions. Biden's defense argues that the prosecution is driven by political pressure, while they plan to highlight his struggles with addiction stemming from personal losses. The trial is expected to explore the intent behind Biden's financial decisions amid claims of his lavish lifestyle. The case follows a previous conviction for Biden related to gun charges, adding to the scrutiny he faces in the public eye.