# baltimore state attorney marilyn mosby

Meet Marilyn Mosby, the Woman Overseeing the Freddie Gray Investigation » Apr 30, 2015… She has spoken out against police officers numerous times. During her campaign for state's attorney, in response to a Baltimore Sun … Nbcnews.com

Former Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby convicted of perjury about Florida retirement homes » Mosby also faces separate charges of mortgage fraud. A trial date on those charges hasn’t been set. Nbcnews.com

Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby indicted for allegedly lying on mortgage docs for Florida vacation homes » The four-count indictment alleges that Mosby lied about meeting qualifications for coronavirus-related distributions from a city retirement plan in 2020. Nbcnews.com

Marilyn Mosby, former top prosecutor for Baltimore, convicted of mortgage fraud » Mosby was previously convicted on two counts of perjury in a separate criminal trial in November. Nbcnews.com

Verdict Reached: Marilyn Mosby found guilty of one of her two mortgage fraud charges » Former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby has been found guilty of one of her two mortgage fraud charges. Cbsnews.com

Officers in Freddie Gray Case Suing Marilyn Mosby » Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby is entrenched in a legal battle in civil court. The cops she charged are suing her for a gamut of causes. Nbcnews.com

Much love for Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore's state attorney » Cheers erupted after Baltimore's State Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced she would charge six police officers involved in Freddie Gray's death. Msnbc.com

Marilyn Mosby found guilty of third federal charge. Defense attorney breaks down what's next » Baltimore's former lead prosecutor has now been convicted on three counts of federal criminal felonies in two separate trials. Cbsnews.com

Jury selection underway in federal perjury trial of former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby » Jury selection is underway​ in the federal perjury trial of former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby in a Greenbelt, Maryland courtroom. Cbsnews.com