How Sam Bankman-Fried’s Sentence Compares With Other White-Collar Cases
Source: New York Times
Two years in prison for tax and securities violations. Eleven years for deceiving investors. A 150-year sentence for the largest Ponzi scheme in history.The country’s most notorious white-collar fraudsters — like Bernie Madoff and Elizabeth Holmes — have received a range of punishments for their crimes, from relatively short prison terms to effectively a life sentence.On Thursday, Sam Bankman-Fried, the onetime…
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