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The jury of six men and six women that convicted Hunter Biden on three felony gun charges Tuesday wanted to review the evidence and didn't want to "rush judgement," said one anonymous juror in an interview with CBS News. The juror also said politics didn't factor into their decision. "We never talked about the president throughout the deliberation," said anonymous juror No.

10. "..



.Politics was not a factor in this case." The Delaware-based jury deliberated for about three hours after receiving the case Monday afternoon.

When jurors initially took a vote to feel out where they stood, the vote was 6-6, said juror No. 10. "I may have been one of the six that said not guilty," the juror said.

"It's not that we believed he was not guilty. We needed to go over the evidence. We didn't want to rush judgement.

We don't want to ruin someone's life." The jury reviewed the evidence, and ultimately, they landed on a unanimous conviction on all three counts, agreeing with the prosecution that Hunter Biden violated federal law in purchasing and possessing a gun as a drug addict. Juror No.

10 explained his thinking in reaching a guilty verdict. The juror said the evidence in the case revolved around a form Hunter Biden filled out to purchase the gun, on which he declared — falsely — that he was not an unlawful user of any controlled substances. The juror said Hunter Biden was clearly "not clean" from drugs around the time of purchase.

"He knew what he was doing when they told him he had.

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