I swear that white collar-crime is almost encouraged amongst this class of people when the legal system is this lenient towards them, (by contrast Ross Ulbrict is serving 2 life sentence for simply operating Silk Road) what more do they need the Bahama Government has intervened, and seized what assets they had left in order to prevent them to lose anything else.
Furthermore, while I now it's entirely unlikely to materialize, the time has come to curtail this legally sanctioned bribing system and hopefully this sets things into motion as SBF's actions were so brazen and cannot be denied:
> Another legal expert said that there could be other factors at play, too, including the extensive political donations that FTX executives were involved in with both major political parties.
There have been “campaign donations on both sides of the aisle from FTX and there have been political overtones and undertones in this case,” said Braden Perry, former senior trial attorney at the Commodities Futures Trading Commission and a Kennyhertz Perry partner.
“I think that this is just out of prudence and out of caution to make sure that whatever is happening is done at an independent level,” Perry said.