Marilyn Mosby Avoids Prison for Mortgage Fraud and Perjury

Former Baltimore prosecutor receives home confinement, community service, and supervised release after conviction.

Mosby sentenced to 12 months of home confinement, 100 hours of community service, and three years of supervised release.
Convicted of lying about finances to withdraw retirement funds early and falsifying a gift letter for a mortgage.
Judge considered impact on Mosby's family and lack of taxpayer money involved in the crimes.
Prosecutors highlighted Mosby's pattern of dishonesty and lack of remorse.
Mosby and her supporters maintain her innocence and plan to appeal the conviction and seek a presidential pardon.