ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Disgraced former Baltimore City assistant state's attorney Adam Chaudry was sentenced April 18 to two years in federal prison for unlawfully obtaining phone records of his ex-girlfriends.
The Maryland Supreme Court ruled in January to disbar Chaudry who'd been accused of using those records to stalk his former romantic partners.
Federal prosecutors allege that Chaudry used his power as a State's Attorney to serve his ex-lovers and friends with dozens of phony court subpoenas.
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Last December Chaudry pleaded guilty to some counts in Federal court. He was also charged back in 2021 at the state level over the same allegations.
That resulted in Chaudry's firing from the State's Attorney's Office after serving there for 13 years.
