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Mosby keeps Florida vacation home as feds walk away, critics warn of bad message

Marilyn Mosby will not face a new trial on her overturned mortgage fraud conviction after federal prosecutors told the court they have no plans to retry.

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Baltimore News· Oct 15, 2:11 AMMosby keeps Florida vacation home as feds walk away, critics warn of bad message

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