Sam Bankman-Fried doesn't recall
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Sam Bankman-Fried doesn't recall
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#2"don't recall"
I'm guessing this is largely just an ass-covering strategy to avoid giving the opposing side an upper hand. If you say "yes" to anything you might give them verbal grounds to convict you of more than they can directly find and show external evidence for.
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#3What’s the term when both recall and precision are abysmal?
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#4Molly White has been at the court and livestreaming her notes about the trial each evening. Her commentary has been really fun to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6ZR0rgWB_8
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#5"don't recall" I'm guessing this is largely just an ass-covering strategy to avoid giving the opposing side an upper hand. If you say "yes" to anything you might give them verbal grounds to convict you of more than they can directly find and show external evidence for.
Definitely - but it's still notable that he's doing this after voluntarily taking the stand.
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#6What’s the term when both recall and precision are abysmal?
Often it's "drunk".
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#7"don't recall" I'm guessing this is largely just an ass-covering strategy to avoid giving the opposing side an upper hand. If you say "yes" to anything you might give them verbal grounds to convict you of more than they can directly find and show external evidence for.
Definitely - but it's still notable that he's doing this after voluntarily taking the stand.
Yes, not a lawyer so maybe theres some nuance here but..
I don't get taking the stand voluntarily to just say "I don't recall" endlessly?
At some point does the judge tell you to GTFO and strike all your testimony? Can they instruct the jury in some manner harmful to you as a result of your obvious malign intent? Etc..
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#8"don't recall" I'm guessing this is largely just an ass-covering strategy to avoid giving the opposing side an upper hand. If you say "yes" to anything you might give them verbal grounds to convict you of more than they can directly find and show external evidence for.
“I don’t remember” is still perjury if you can be reasonably expected to remember or if evidence can be provided that you remembered very recently.
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#9"don't recall" I'm guessing this is largely just an ass-covering strategy to avoid giving the opposing side an upper hand. If you say "yes" to anything you might give them verbal grounds to convict you of more than they can directly find and show external evidence for.
Definitely - but it's still notable that he's doing this after voluntarily taking the stand.
Does he also have perfect recollection for the defense’s questions before he gets struck by amnesia?
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#10> Behind all the finance sheets and code bases, the fall of FTX was in a way incredibly childish: a nerd posse running away with a bunch of other people’s money in the stupidest and simplest way possible.
And yet our bimodal justice system spends huge amount of resources giving this 31yo fraudster every possible chance to escape the consequences, simply because he is a member of the elite.