Special counsel David Weiss opposes Hunter Biden’s request to delay his sentencing in a case involving illegal gun possession after Biden’s attorneys filed a motion on Tuesday seeking to push the hearing back by several weeks.

Hunter Biden is seeking to delay sentencing on his federal gun conviction for a few weeks as he prepares for sentencing in his federal tax case and handles another civil lawsuit. His attorneys filed a motion Tuesday afternoon asking Delaware Judge Maryellen Noreika to delay his sentence on three gun offenses from November 13 to a later date at the end of November or beginning of December.

Hunter Biden, the president’s son, on Tuesday asked the judge overseeing his criminal gun case to push back his upcoming sentencing by a few weeks. Biden asked to move the scheduled Nov. 13 date to late November or early December,

Hunter Biden’s attorneys asked the judge on Tuesday to delay sentencing for his gun charges, noting some of his potential character witnesses are involved in the 2024 presidential campaign and current administration.