The tone of the article suggests that 25 years (potentially as few as 12.5 served) is a steep sentence.
In fact, many of us are wondering why he got such a light sentence.
It reads like an unfinished piece - cut off to meet a publishing deadline.
In fact, many of us are wondering why he got such a light sentence.
It reads like an unfinished piece - cut off to meet a publishing deadline.
I found it a straightforward description of the factors behind the judge's stated reasons for the sentencing decision, including the fact that SBF perjured himself at least thrice during the trial, obstructed justice via attempted witness tampering and refused to admit or apologize for his criminal activities, etc.