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He is not in prison yet because he has not been proven guilty of a serious enough crime in a jurisdiction with the ability to put him in jail for that crime.
by rogerkirkness 4y ago
He is not in prison yet because he has not been proven guilty of a serious enough crime in a jurisdiction with the ability to put him in jail for that crime.
- egberts1 4y agoToo many hands in the cookie jars caught and belonging to SBF's.
- 0xBDB 4y agoThis is the answer. You go to prison when you're convicted, which in this case, if it happens, could easily be 5 years out. But assuming OP really meant jail, if you go to jail you get bailed out unless you're a flight risk. SBF is a flight risk, but I'm guessing the Bahamians have taken his passport and are watching him pretty closely, and I'm also guessing there are not a lot of non-extradition countries that would want him anyway. This guy isn't Edward Snowden; there's no dictator that needs that heat in exchange for whatever money he has left. Probably more valuable to the prosecution right now to let him sit at home conducting dumb interviews where he admits to being a psycho, if not actual crimes.