Marilyn Mosby, the former Baltimore prosecutor, was found guilty on two counts of perjury for lying about her finances to access retirement funds and purchase a vacation home in Florida.
Her actions included falsely claiming financial hardship due to the pandemic to withdraw funds, facing up to five years in prison per count for the perjury charges and a maximum of 30 years for lying on a mortgage application.
Supporters emphasize Mosby's public service and fight against racial inequality in criminal justice, suggesting that her legacy should be a mitigating factor during her sentencing.
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