POLITICS
Edwards jury requests evidence, office supplies
May 18, 2012
May 18, 2012
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Updated: 11:54 a.m. ET[/i]
(AP) DURHAM, N.C. --- A jury deliberating whether John Edwards broke campaign finance laws made a request for evidence and office supplies Friday, suggesting they are settling in for detailed talks about the money from wealthy donors that was used to hide the candidate's pregnant mistress during his 2008 White House bid.
After about two hours of discussions, jurors asked to see several exhibits and wanted a complete list of the exhibits, which the judge said would take a clerk at least an hour to compile.
Jurors heard about 17 days of testimony, a lot
(AP) DURHAM, N.C. --- A jury deliberating whether John Edwards broke campaign finance laws made a request for evidence and office supplies Friday, suggesting they are settling in for detailed talks about the money from wealthy donors that was used to hide the candidate's pregnant mistress during his 2008 White House bid.
After about two hours of discussions, jurors asked to see several exhibits and wanted a complete list of the exhibits, which the judge said would take a clerk at least an hour to compile.
Jurors heard about 17 days of testimony, a lot
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