Former vice president Joe Biden’s niece — who used a stolen credit card to rack up over $100,000 in goods at a Greenwich Village pharmacy — is nearly in the clear.
Caroline Biden, 31, had her felony conviction tossed Monday and was allowed to re-plead to the lesser charge of petit larceny as part of a sweetheart deal she took in 2017.
But the privileged Georgetown grad, who lives in California, will have to return to New York July 26 to wrap up her case. Justice Curtis Farber couldn’t hand down the promised sentence of two years’ probation due to a paperwork snafu.
She already completed 10 days of court-ordered community service and paid full restitution of $110,810.04 for the charges she made at Bigelow Pharmacy, where a hairbrush and skin creams can run hundreds of dollars.
Biden, wearing a black skirt suit, looked disappointed as she strutted out of Manhattan Supreme Court with a pal.
In 2017, Biden was arrested for using the unidentified victim’s Chase card for a year-long shopping spree at the posh pharmacy. The victim had given her permission to make a single purchase totaling $672 in 2015, according to prosecutors.
The pampered wild child made her debut in Manhattan Criminal Court in 2014 after a dustup with her Tribeca roommate over unpaid rent.
She was accused of trying to slug a responding female cop and got booked on charges of resisting arrest and obstruction.
That case also got a wrist slap with the charges getting dismissed and sealed after six months.
Biden — whose financier dad, James Biden Sr., is the brother of the former vice president — has struggled with alcohol and drug addiction, according to published reports.
Defense lawyer Jim Liguori declined to comment.
