John edwards

• Eagles later conceded that she interpreted the note to mean jurors had reached unanimous verdicts on all six counts. When she realized they were deadlocked on five counts, she asked them to try again to reach unanimous verdicts.
(Los Angeles Times)
• (CBS News) After nine days of deliberation over a case that proved at times both bizarre and sordid, a jury on Thursday found John Edwards not guilty on one of six charges of campaign finance corruption.
(CBS News)
• Thursdays messy ending of John Edwards criminal trial seemed somehow fitting for a prosecution that was a stretch to begin with and a defendant whose political career was over no matter what the jury decided.
(USA Today)
• Former North Carolina senator John Edwards was acquitted of one count of corruption and a U.S.
(USA Today)
• GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Federal prosecutors must now decide if they will retry John Edwards on the five remaining criminal counts that the jury said they were undecided on.
(msnbc.com)
• Now that they're off the hook, we can expect books from both John Edwards and his baby mama Rielle Hunter. My guess is, literary agents, publishers and lawyers are lined up to get this done–and to get big bucks.
(Forbes)
• It is a wise person who knows when not to decide. The jury in the John Edwards case rendered exactly the right verdict. Of course they couldnt make up their mind on most of the charges. No rational person could.
(Huffington Post)
• A jury on Thursday reached a verdict on one count in the trial of former presidential candidate John Edwards, but was ordered by the judge to resume deliberations.
(msnbc.com)
• On Thursday, John Edwards campaign finance fraud case ended in a mistrial.
(Huffington Post)
• The judge in the John Edwards campaign-finance trial today dismissed a group of four alternate jurors known for wearing color coordinated outfits, fueling speculation that the regular jury might be close to reaching a verdict.
(YAHOO!)