Judges reject Sam Bankman-Fried's appeal for early release

THE ancient FTX CEO will stay In prison following three judges with THE 2nd WE. Circuit Court of Calls call THE arguments behind A movement For release "unconvincing."

A three judges sign Since THE United States Court of Calls For THE Second Circuit has denied A movement For early release For ancient FTX CEO Sat Bankman-Fried, Or SBF.

In A Seven. 21 order, Circuit Judges John Walker Jr., Dennis Chin, And William Nardini denied The SBFs movement For early release, which her team argued largely was due has First of all Amendment problems. THE decision said Louis Kaplan — THE judge monitoring The SBFs criminal case — had "correctly determined" that Bankman-Fried's speech was rising has witness falsification.

"THE save watch that THE district court thoroughly considered all of THE relevant factors, including [Bankman-Fried's] course of to drive on time that had required THE district court has Many times to squeeze THE terms of release," said THE Seven. 21 order. "He Also watch that THE district court considered A less restrictive alternative Free by [SBF] -A order limiting her communications with THE press - but reasonably concluded This was not 'A feasible solution longer term.’”

THE judges added:

"[THE district court did not be mistaken In final that [SBF] had failed has refute THE presumption In service of detention. We to have examined [THE defense the team] additional arguments And find them unconvincing."

Bankman-Fried previously admitted has release ancient Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison's private newspapers has A New York Times journalist, resulting In a few of It is Content be published — A act prosecutors labeled as witness intimidation. the SBFs lawyers Also argued For early release Since prison on THE land THE lack of consistent the Internet to access stop him Since preparing A adequate defense For her criminal trial...