A federal judge sentenced Marilyn Mosby, the former top prosecutor in Baltimore City, to one year of home detention and 3 years of supervised release.
Marilyn Mosby sentenced to home detention, followed by 3 years supervised release A federal judge sentenced Marilyn Mosby , the former top prosecutor in Baltimore City , to one year of home detention and 3 years of supervised release to be served concurrently, after two perjury convictions and a mortgage fraud conviction. Judge Lydia Kay Griggsby presided over the entire case dating back to January 2022 when Mosby was first indicated.
From the beginning, Marilyn Mosby maintained her innocence. Her attorney at the time, A. Scott Bolden, claimed he couldn’t find a $45,000 federal tax lien on the Mosby’s home in Baltimore when he looked for it. Even if he found it, he argued Mosby never knew about it. Pretrial hearings, motions, and delays dragged the trial out for months. Bolden was charged with contempt of court following an expletive-laden speech on the courthouse steps in Baltimore City. The charge was later dropped.
Mosby declined to take the stand and testify in her defense during the perjury trial, and a jury found Mosby guilty on both perjury charges. "Ultimately, it was my mismanagement of the tax situation and all that’s come from it, sitting here today in court, because of my actions," he said on the witness stand.
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