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Jay Clayton, former chairman of the US Securities and Stock Exchange Commission, and now an interim US lawyer for the Southern History of New York (SDNY), has proposed that prosecutors and advocates can explore the “potential resolution” in criminal cases concerning Michelle Bond, the wife of the former CO-CEO Salame FTX.
On Thursday, the US District Court has asked Clayton that the judge is supervising the case of Bond for seven days under the rapid court proceedings so that both parties can “engage in discussions about the possible resolution of this matter without the need for court proceedings”.
The submission was followed by similar requests for a three -day Bond lawyers’ delay. Judge George Daniels signed Order on the same day, cancellation of previously scheduled conference on July 15 and ordering oral arguments to be heard on July 22.
“The government claims that the exclusion of time would serve the objectives of justice and outweigh the best public interest and the defendant in rapid court proceedings, as this would allow the parties to produce and review the discovery, consider potential draft practice and participate in discussions about possible resolution without court proceedings,” Clayton wrote.
Bond was charged with fees for financing the campaign in August 2024, which concerned its unsuccessful run for a place in the US House of Representatives in 2022. Her lawyers argued in the proposals that at least one of the accusations should be rejected, claim Within Salame’s Agreement.
Clayton’s letter was marked with one of the times twice the former SEC chairman hit in his temporary SDA leader in criminal case related to the crypt Since he was sworn in April. By August 20, it will be allowed to serve as a US provisional lawyer without confirmation of the Chamber or temporary prolongation of the court.
Many criminal cases of FTX already had its day in court
Bond’s husband, Salame, was sentenced to more than seven years in prison In May 2024, after an agreement on the plaintiff with prosecutors. Former FOORE CEO FTX Digital Markets was the only individual named in the same indictment as Sam Banman fried, which did not indicate in the former criminal proceedings of the former CEO of FTX in New York.
Salame also initially tried to cancel his agreement claim that prosecutor He said he would not be able to seek his case against Bond if he confessed to blame. However, his lawyers later abandoned the proposal and Salame applied to prison to execute his sentence in October.
Bond’s case remains one of the last criminal proceedings associated with the exchange of FTX cryptocurrency since its collapse in 2022.
Bankman fried and Salame serves in prison, as well as the former CEO of Alamed Research Caroline Ellison. The former executives of FTX Nishad Singh and Gary Wang, who also confessed to the accusation, were everyone sentenced to time.
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