Ars TechnicaGuilty: Sam Bankman-Fried convicted on all counts after monthlong trial
Bankman-Fried convicted on seven charges, faces maximum sentence of 110 years.
Michael Gemar@arstechnica Ah, the "find out" stage of things...
G.I. Robot 
More proof that justice only ever seems to be dealt out correctly when it's the rich who are the victims.
Joris "Interface" de Gruyter@GuyDudeman @arstechnica since it’s crypto I’m guessing most rich people, or at least any educated ones, stayed away from this.
The FrogHoly shit bucket!
BoredomFestival@arstechnica ♫ Sow them on the mountain , reap them in the valley /
Because you're going to reap just what you sow ♫
Because you're going to reap just what you sow ♫
Shambolic Matter@arstechnica sad_trombone.wav
vitaut 🤍❤️🤍 🇺🇦@arstechnica 110 in binary or decimal?
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Steven Hilton@arstechnica People don't get away with scamming rich people.
LRRR @arstechnica OOC: It feels irresponsible to suggest that 110 years is a reasonably possible sentence. There is literally zero chance that he will receive that much time based on the fact that (1) his crimes stem from the same course of conduct and (2) he ticks basically none of the aggravating factors under the federal sentencing guidelines. When SBF inevitably gets sentenced to less (and probably a lot less) time, it makes it look like the justice system failed the public. But the justice system didn't fail us; it got a conviction on all counts.
Allan Chow@LRRRonEarth @arstechnica parents made out with millions
Thirty Ravens In A Man SuitFucking lol.
Darkoneko@arstechnica hahahahahahahaHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAhahahahahahaha
JR@arstechnica
But that hair……amazing.
But that hair……amazing.
Slap64@arstechnica the only thing left to do is actually sentence him to 110 yrs.
@arstechnica where are you from
M.S. Bellows, Jr.@arstechnica I'm sure Sam's fellow inmates will pay rapt attention to his lectures on effective autruism.
plinth@arstechnica could you not just sum up the statutory maximums and call it journalism? Sentencing rarely works like that, if ever.
Frenemy of the People@arstechnica Honesty thought this was Gabe Kaplan from “Welcome Back, Kotter”.
zilla@arstechnica he even cut his hair and cleaned up for this.