In supporting the application, the defense counsel for SBF argued that the 30-year-old crypto executive suffered from “depression” and “insomnia,” does not possess a criminal record, and did not flee the Bahamas despite “ample opportunity” to do so. Counsel representing SBF also claimed that their client hasn’t been taking medications, including “Adderall” and “anti-depressants” since his arrest. Lawyers also said that SBF doesn’t object to electronic monitoring or reporting to a local police station if granted bail.
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