Lawyers for former ftx CEO Sam SBF Bankman Fried have asked that he be released for the duration of the trial, citing the lack of a proper internet connection in federal prison. A team of SBF lawyers argued that the poor internet connection was an obstacle to protect them, leading to legal proceedings.The court application dated September 8 was the second petition for his temporary release in the past week and came after the appellate judge rejected SBF's application for his immediate release from prison on September 9. 6. The judge then handed over the petition for the next review by a panel of three judges.SBF's legal team argued that despite the government's assurances that its clients would have access to a laptop from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays, these promises were not fulfilled.This had happened. The lawyers have also cited several cases where SBF's access to a laptop with internet access was interrupted as a result of his imprisonment.FTX wants to settle a dispute with Genesis entities for $175 million. The first incident occurred on September 1, when Bankman-Fried was called back to his cell at 14:30 to check on the staff, which he had taken four hours to prepare for. In the second case, on September 6, SBF was not released from his cell until 11:00 a.m. When Bankman-Fried tried to access the discovery database, a poor internet connection allowed only one document from the database to be viewed. A team of lawyers said in their filing that following his arrest in December in the Bahamas. SBF was released last year worth $ 250 million. after that, Bond spent most of his time at his family's home in California. However, on August 11, his bail was revoked after he tried to contact former ftx executives and witnesses in the case.Since then, a team of Bankman-Fried's lawyers has filed numerous appeals seeking a temporary exemption; however, judges reviewing these petitions have argued that he has violated his bail conditions several times and therefore cannot be released immediately.Collect this article as NFT to preserve this moment in history and to show your support for independent journalism in the crypto space.Magazine: Deposit risk: What are crypto exchanges really doing to your money?