
SBF Drops Push for New Trial During Appeal Phase of FTX Fraud Case
TL;DR Sam Bankman-Fried withdrew his Rule 33 motion for a new trial, saying he does not believe Judge Lewis Kaplan would give him a fair hearing.

TL;DR Sam Bankman-Fried withdrew his Rule 33 motion for a new trial, saying he does not believe Judge Lewis Kaplan would give him a fair hearing.

TL;DR Sam Bankman-Fried’s retrial effort faces scrutiny after prosecutors questioned whether a key letter was actually sent from prison. Shipping records and formatting issues raised doubts

This Monday, District Judge Lewis Kaplan issued an order prohibiting Barbara Fried, mother of FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried, from continuing to act legally on her son’s

Federal prosecutors asked a judge to reject Sam Bankman-Fried’s request for a new trial, arguing that the former FTX chief failed to show his 2023 conviction
TL;DR FTX was solvent at the time of its collapse: Sam Bankman-Fried cites Dan Chapsky and claims users could have been repaid within months. SBF seeks

TL;DR Sam Bankman-Fried states that FTX had enough assets and was not insolvent when the bankruptcy was filed. He argues that lawyers pushed the process to

TL;DR Sam Bankman-Fried resurfaced on X from prison with a pro-Republican thread, swiftly drawing commentary and putting the spotlight back on him. He claimed he secretly

Donald Trump will not grant a pardon for Sam Bankman-Fried. The President confirmed this on Thursday in an interview with The New York Times, where he
TL;DR Sam Bankman-Fried has requested a new trial before a U.S. federal appeals court following his 2023 conviction on seven fraud charges. The defense argues that
TL;DR Sam Bankman-Fried appeals his conviction on November 4. His defense alleges procedural errors in the original trial. He argues that FTX was not insolvent during
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