Bankman-Fried’s attorneys asked Bahamas’ Supreme Court to bar the country’s government from authorizing US prosecutors to move forward on five charges.
In papers filed late Monday in Manhattan federal court, lawyers for the former billionaire said they asked Bahamas’ Supreme Court to bar the country’s government from authorizing US prosecutors to move forward on the five charges, until their client has a chance to be heard., should also be dismissed though it was brought before his extradition, because the Bahamas did not consent to it.
They want US District Judge Lewis Kaplan to dismiss the charges, or try them separately from seven additional charges at Bankman-Fried’s scheduled Oct. 2 trial.“To proceed otherwise would cause significant prejudice to Mr. Bankman-Fried and should not be permitted,” his lawyers wrote on Monday.Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyers are arguing that some charges should also be dismissed.
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