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The U.S. Justice Department has given “millions of pages of documents” linked to SBF’s legal case. His lawyers said it’s too hard to go through them in jail before the trial.Bankman-Fried’s lawyers submitted a document to a New York court on August 25th. They weren’t happy with how prosecutors planned for him to review materials before the trial. Even though he got about four million pages of materials from the U.S. <a href="https://cryptosheadlines.com/u-s-justice-department-probing-binance-for-russia-sanctions-breach-bloomberg/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Justice Department</a> on August 24th, there’s still a lot left to go through.In the document, they said, “We believe only temporary release can solve these problems and make sure Mr. Bankman-Fried can defend himself properly. Before his bail was revoked, he spent 80-100 hours a <a href="https://cryptosheadlines.com/weekly-crypto-reports-latest-updates-on-the-world-of-cryptocurrency-exchanges/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">week analyzing materials and making detailed reports</a>. He could update these reports and show them to his lawyers whenever needed.” <a href="https://cryptosheadlines.com/bankman-frieds-lawyers-seek-release-oppose-prosecutions-offer/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Read More...</a>

Bankman-Fried’s Lawyers Seek Release – Oppose Prosecution’s Offer

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