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SBF Questions Chief Judge's Impartiality, Calls for Recusal from Appeals Case Hearing

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On March 31, FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) said in a social media post that the Chief Justice of Delaware has recused himself from three cases over alleged bias—specifically, the justice is accused of liking a LinkedIn post about the defendant in those cases losing another proceeding. Meanwhile, Judge Kaplan of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York continues to preside over SBF’s case. Reports indicate the judge has not hidden his contempt for SBF from the jury; many reporters are unaware if this practice is permitted. He has provided the jury with pizza multiple times and offered rides home on the condition they reach a unanimous verdict within five hours. Before the verdict, he also joked: “God knows there’s enough evidence of fraud.” SBF argued Judge Kaplan should recuse himself from his case, just as he should have recused himself from former President Trump’s case.
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