Does anyone know whether he will be re-bailed to his palatial parents' home in Palo Alto now that witness tampering is off the table?
It's not off the table. He may still face a trial on the remaining charges of campaign finance fraud and foreign bribery.
Now, I'm not sure the judge might not decide "If I'm going to give him what's effectively a life sentence, I might as well make an example", like they did with Madoff.
I know Stanford's campus and professorville too, having lived near it for years, but what LA Times reported looks like the ability to use that house (implicitly its Stanford-owned land included) is questionable?
Here's a reference (that's imperfect)
https://www.businessinsider.com/sbf-parents-house-on-leased-...