Sam Bankman-Fried’s (SBF) sentencing is slated for March 28, 2024, with the defendant facing up to 110 years after being convicted of all seven charges leveled against him. In line with this, some legal experts have weighed in, explaining why the former FTX CEO could get a shorter sentence and factors that could also affect his sentencing.
How Many Years Will Sam Bankman-Fried Get?
In an interview with Unchained Crypto, Sam Enzer, a partner at Cahill Gordon & Reindel, mentioned that he expects Judge Lewis Kaplan will hand Sam Bankman-Fried a sentence of over 20 years based on the magnitude of the crime and the need for deterrence. Enzer had before then mentioned certain factors which could play in the mind of the court.
One of them happens to be the age of the defendant and if Bankman-Fried could be rehabilitated well enough to be integrated back into the system at around 60 years (assuming he got a sentence of 30 years.) He believes that the court may find it hard to answer su
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