Sam Bankman-Fried prosecutors submit proposed jury instructions for trial

The prolonged 100-page Aug. 21 filing breaks down how prosecutors would like presiding Judge Lewis Kaplan to instruct the jury in Bankman-Frieds case based on previous jury guidelines the New York district judge has actually offered in other cases.Each of the seven charges Bankman-Fried faces– relating to scams and money laundering conspiracy along with wire, commodities and securities fraud– were broken down.For each charge, district attorneys recommended how Judge Kaplan must present the allegations, the problem of evidence or components the jury needs to find Bankman-Fried guilty, and the proof relating to each charge.In overall, district attorneys had 69 demands for advising the jury in Bankman-Frieds trial. Source: CourtListenerAlso consisted of were proposed guidelines for detailing how the jury must analyze the proof, intentional and come to a conclusion on whether or not to discover Bankman-Fried guilty on each count.Such propositions are normal in criminal trials but ultimately Judge Kaplan will choose how he will advise the jury.Related: Sam Bankman-Fried will get one day in court to meet with lawyersThe previous FTX chief has actually been jailed ahead of his trial set to start on Oct. 2 and faces another trial in March 2024 on 5 other counts– he has pleaded not guilty to all charges.Bankman-Fried is being held at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention.