Bankman-Fried’s parents cancel classes at Stanford Law School for next year

The Stanford Regulation College professor parents of Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the collapsed cryptocurrency trade FTX.com who faces public allegations of misusing consumer money, are not on following year’s class timetable at the college, in accordance to a report by the San Francisco Regular.

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• Bankman-Fried’s father, Joseph Bankman (67), has canceled a tax coverage class he was scheduled to instruct at the California college subsequent 12 months, the report claimed.
• Beside staying a lawyer, he is also a medical psychologist and teaches psychological health legislation, according to his Stanford profile.
• Bankman-Fried’s mother, Barbara H. Fried (71), also has a blank study course sheet for upcoming 12 months.
• In accordance to a Stanford profile, Fried’s passions lie at the intersection of regulation, economics, and philosophy and she has penned on inquiries of distributive justice, in the locations of tax coverage, house concept and political principle.
• Both equally professors ended up teaching courses involving 2020 and 2022, in accordance to Stanford Legislation School’s records.
• Barbara Fried reported ceasing training was due to a “long-planned” final decision to retire and has “nothing to do with something else likely on,” according to The Stanford Everyday.
• Bankman-Fried’s father reported in November that he will commit all his resources on his son’s protection.

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