Hunter Biden argues Trump White House policy analyst’s ‘surprisingly frank admission’ under oath should move ‘hacking’ lawsuit forward

Hunter Biden, Garrett Ziegler

Hunter Biden (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite), Garrett Ziegler talks Hunter Biden on YouTube (YouTube/Reporter.London screengrab)

President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden responded to a motion to dismiss his California-based federal “hacking” lawsuit on Thursday by saying a former policy analyst in the Trump White House offered up a “surprisingly frank admission” in a sworn declaration that “proves Defendants’ unlawful data access as a matter of law.”

While Garrett Ziegler, the company Marco Polo, and 10 Does in December asserted the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) lawsuit is actually a strategic lawsuit against public participation which should be thrown out for seeking to chill “protected” First Amendment activity, Hunter Biden has countered that he’s suing the defendants “for their unlawful and unauthorized access to data, not for their use of the data to engage in data-related speech.”

You May Also Like

Jan. 6 defendant who got busted with illegal guns and Army grenades gets the Trump pardon treatment

Left: President Donald Trump gives remarks during an event celebrating the 2024…

Police Search Neighborhood for Florida Woman Missing Since Last Year

The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office (PBSO) in Florida searched a Lantana…

Man who threw 2-year-old to death from 30-foot bridge after shooting mom admits to both killings

Brynnen Murphy being escorted by police in March 2022 (Baton Rouge Police…

‘There’s a baby’: Gravedigger desecrated infant’s corpse and dumped it over hillside after hitting casket during dig, cops say

Inset: Matthew Fortner (West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation). Background: The…