Odaily News: A court document on Tuesday revealed that US federal prosecutors are questioning SBF's allegations regarding evidence documents. Last Friday, SBF requested a ban from the Southern District of New York court, preventing a large number of documents from being used as evidence during the October trial. The reason behind this request is that the prosecutors provided SBF's defense team with "millions of pages" of documents in the two months leading up to the trial, which SBF argues may not have given them sufficient time to review. The prosecutors countered that this accusation is "misleading," as SBF had access to these documents through their Google account several months ago, thus making it unreasonable to claim that the government's materials provided were biased against them.



In previous news, a document submitted to the Southern District of New York court on August 25 stated that SBF's legal team argued that, according to the prosecutors' proposed plan, SBF would have limited time to review the evidence materials before the trial. On August 24, the US Department of Justice provided approximately 4 million pages of evidence materials, along with "millions of pages of documents and a large amount of data" for SBF to review prior to the criminal trial. The lawyers stated that unless SBF is temporarily released, no other measures can appropriately address these issues or guarantee SBF's right to participate in their own defense.