Marilyn Mosby's Sentencing and the Defense's Strategy
Upcoming Trial and Defense Tactics
Marilyn Mosby, the former Baltimore prosecutor, will face sentencing on February 7, 2024. The defense team plans to call Mosby's younger sister, Brittany Johnson, and her younger brother to the stand as witnesses.
Mosby's Marriage and the Home Value
Mosby married Nick Mosby in Boston in 2005. The defense intends to present evidence that Mosby sold her Baltimore home for $495,000 in March 2022, over a year after she purchased it for $445,000. If the sale proceeds, Mosby could receive up to $47,600 plus 10% of the home's appreciation value.
Legal Consequences and Potential Sentence
Mosby faces a potential prison sentence of 47 to 60 months if convicted. The sentencing will consider factors such as the severity of the crimes, Mosby's previous legal history, and any mitigating circumstances presented by the defense.
Impact on her Political Career
Mosby's sentencing could have significant implications for her political career. She has expressed an interest in running for office again in the future, but her conviction could hinder her ability to do so. The outcome of the trial will be closely watched by observers and could impact the political landscape in Baltimore and beyond.
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