BALTIMORE — The long awaited federal perjury trial of former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby will begin November 2, with jury selection taking place on Halloween.
Earlier this month, the case got delayed a third time after the judge allowed Mosby's entire defense team to withdraw due to potential conflicts of interest.
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Federal public defender James Wyda now represents Mosby and needed time to brush up on the case.
Mosby is accused of withdrawing $90,000 from her city Deferred Compensation Plan under false pretenses and using it to buy vacation homes in Florida.
Prosecutors say that contradicts any notion that Mosby suffered financial harm during the pandemic, highlighting the $9,000 pay raise she received during that period.
The two sides have agreed to the following schedule leading up to trial.
- Meet and confer regarding expert witnesses and pre-trial motions - May 1
- The parties’ expert disclosures - June 1
- Pre-trial motions and supplemental expert disclosures - June 30
- Responses to pre-trial motions and any motion(s) to exclude - July 14
- Replies to pre-trial motions - July 21
- Response(s) to motion(s) to exclude - July 28
- Replies in support of motion(s) to exclude - August 4
- Pre-trial status conference and hearing on motion(s) to exclude and to supplement - September 28
- Motion(s) in limine; proposed voir dire; revised proposed jury instructions; and a proposed jury verdict form - September 15
- Responses to motion(s) in limine - September 29
- Replies to motion(s) in limine - October 6
- Pre-trial status conference and hearing on motion(s) in limine - October 23
- Final pre-trial status conference - October 30
- Jury selection - October 31
- Jury trial - November 2
