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US Prosecutors Oppose FTX Executive’s Motion to Dismiss Charges

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. Charges and Defense
  2. Executive’s Objection
  3. Prosecutors’ View

  4. US prosecutors have opposed a motion to dismiss charges against an FTX executive. They state the executive pleaded guilty and should withdraw his objection. The executive’s lawyers claim he was misled.

    Charges and Defense

    The FTX executive faces various financial charges and had pleaded guilty. However, his lawyers argue he was misinformed about these charges. Prosecutors counter that the charges are valid.

    Executive’s Objection

    The executive’s lawyers defend his motion to dismiss the charges. They claim their client was not fully informed about the charges. Therefore, they argue the objection should be accepted.

    Prosecutors’ View

    Prosecutors state the executive pleaded guilty and the objection should be dismissed. They emphasize he was sufficiently informed about the charges and the objection is invalid.

    > “The executive pleaded guilty and was adequately informed during the process,” they said.

    The FTX executive pleaded guilty after facing financial charges. However, his lawyers claim he was misled and request the charges be dismissed. Prosecutors oppose this request, stating the charges are valid. Prosecutors argue the executive pleaded guilty and the charges should not be dismissed. They state he was fully informed about the charges and his objection is invalid. The decision will be made after the court’s evaluation.

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