He's been charged, there's a mountain of evidence against him, and he's facing trial. That's what my expectations were. I don't think see a need to crank every step of the process up to 11. He's on a conveyor belt leading to a meat grinder.
This really seems to me like a Thursday in the criminal justice system, with every single step being scrutinized and cast into the worst possible light.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/judge-sbf-case-recuses-h...
Do any of them deserve it?
He's not, and the perception that he is comes from a misunderstanding of the systems involved, which is why the descriptions of how this is supposedly special treatment or surprising tend to include as the foundation multiple layers of wrong assumptions about how bail works in general.