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Parents myself Bankman-Fied, a former FTX CEO, who currently withstanding a 25-year prison sentence for fraud, explore the possibility of providing a pardon for his son from Donald Trump.
Professors of the Faculty of Law in Stanford, Joseph Bankman and Barbara Fried, have reportedly met with lawyers and individuals related to the circle of President Donald Trump in recent weeks, according to Bloomberg.
It remains unclear whether any direct reach of Trump or his campaign is. Both parents were refused to comment, and the legal team of Bankman-Fied has yet to respond to inquiries.
Trump’s recent use of his farewell, including Clemency for the founder of Silk Road Rad Ross Ulbricht, led to an increased interest of the accused with white collar who sought similar relief.
After the announcement of this news, the SBF’s chance of pardon increased up to 8% on Kalshi.
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While Clemency requests usually go through the Ministry of Justice, Trump has historically considered informal complaints. Legal advisers with white collar reports an increase in the test of individuals who hope they will affect political affiliate relationships.
Ryan Salame, a former FTX CEO who served a seven-year sentence, also pointed to an interest in searching for pardons, Bloomberg states.
Trump, who once rejected the crypto currency, has since accepted the industry, attracting the support of the advocate of digital assets and numbers seeking regulatory return results.
In addition, Trump showed a willingness to help individuals claim that the victims of political persecution, including New York Mayor Eric Adams, who suggested that his bribing case was politically motivated.
