Summary
Bankman-Fried, who has autism, was ordered to be sent to a low or medium-security prison near his parents in Northern California. However, he has requested to be kept in the Manhattan Detention Center during his appeal process.
Key Points
1. Bankman-Fried’s autism was cited as a risk factor for him in a maximum security facility, leading the judge to order him to be remanded to a low or medium-security prison near his parents in Northern California.
2. Despite this decision, Bankman-Fried has requested to be kept in the notorious Manhattan Detention Center during his appeal process.
3. The request to be held in the Manhattan Detention Center is unexpected, as it is known for its harsh conditions and has been the subject of numerous complaints and lawsuits regarding inmate treatment.