Apparently, it matters where you get sued. I would have thought that federal crimes are treated the same across the US. Any lawyers here who can explain? > If

Apparently, it matters where you get sued. I would have thought that federal crimes are treated the same across the US. Any lawyers here who can explain? > If Bankman-Fried went to trial an hour's drive away, in a New Jersey district court, the judge would have worked under the jurisdiction of the United States Third Circuit Court of Appeals and considered actual loss. But because he was tried in New York, controlled by the Second Circuit, the intended loss is what matters, Krissoff said.