Goldman Sachs agreed to fork over nearly $4 billion to the Malaysian government as penance for aiding and abetting the criminals who looted more

Tuesday's ruling is the first judgment against Razak, who faces a variety of charges related to the now bankrupt sovereign wealth fund, including allegations he used it as his personal piggybank.

Najib faces a lengthy prison term that could potentially see him locked up for the rest of his natural life, as each of the 7 charges handed down on Tuesday carries a prison sentence of between 15 and 20 years.

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