A Maryland judge has formally sentenced Adnan Syed to the time he’s already served in prison. The modified sentence on Friday appears to conclude a long-running legal case that received worldwide attention in the “Serial” podcast.

A Baltimore judge is scheduled to formally re-sentence Adnan Syed on Friday, just over a week after ruling he should not serve any more prison time in connection with the 1999 killing of Hae Min Lee.

Adnan Syed will remain free despite his conviction for the 1999 murder of his high school ex-girlfriend, Hae Min Lee, a Maryland judge ruled.

Judge Carol Murphy specifically sentenced Brodrick to 360 months in prison, which includes 300 months as a base sentence and 60 months for enhancements. The final sentence falls within the higher end of a 300 to 380-month standard range.

The man whose legal saga amassed a worldwide following of “Serial” podcast listeners will remain free even though his murder conviction still stands.

Adnan Syed on Friday was formally resentenced to five years probation after the judge ruled he shouldn't return to prison for a life sentence for the murder of his high school girlfriend found dead in Baltimore in 1999.

Adnan Syed was formally re-sentenced on Friday, March 14, just over a week after a judge ruled he should not serve any more prison time for the murder conviction of Hae Min Lee, his high school girlfriend who was found dead in Baltimore's Leakin Park in 1999.

A Baltimore judge officially imposed a reduced sentence for Adnan Syed to time served in the murder case of Hae Min Lee.