John Edwards Case
Edwards reactivates law license, speaking at event
Former presidential contender John Edwards has reactivated his license to practice law and is setting out on the speaking circuit.
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UNDER THE DOME
Dome: Cate Edwards talks to NBC News about her father’s affair
The daughter of former U.S. Sen. John Edwards said she was devastated by her father’s affair with Rielle Hunter.
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ROB CHRISTENSEN
Christensen: You won't find John Edwards at the DNC
If it weren't for Ohio and that sex scandal, this could have been John Edwards' convention.
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JOHN EDWARDS CASE
Youngs spared contempt charge from Edwards sex-tape case
Andrew Young, the ex-aide to John Edwards, and his wife will not be prosecuted for criminal contempt for their actions in a civil case brought against them by Edwards' former mistress, the district attorney for Orange and Chatham counties announced Monday.
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JOHN EDWARDS CASE
Rielle Hunter thought she 'could help' John Edwards
In a Friday night interview on ABC’s “20/20,” Rielle Hunter provides new details of her first meeting with John Edwards in a New York hotel room in 2006.
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UNDER THE DOME
Political novel inspired by John Edwards
The former finance director for John Kerry's presidential campaign has written a book about an adulterous Southerner.
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JOHN EDWARDS CASE
Federal prosecutors won't retry John Edwards
In his corruption trial, the former presidential candidate was acquitted of one count and jurors were unable to reach a unanimous decision on five others.
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JOHN EDWARDS CASE
Reason for criminal charges in Edwards case remains unclear
One aspect of the John Edwards case remains unexplained: Why was it brought as a long and costly criminal case rather than as a civil matter for the Federal Election Commission?
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JOHN EDWARDS CASE
Edwards’ road to forgiveness marked with contrasting opinions
The lack of convictions in campaign finance trial begins the road John Edwards indicated he hopes to travel next: the return to public life.
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JOHN EDWARDS CASE
Not everyone thinks John Edwards should hide under a rock
A Baltimore activist who has won national attention for his “Pray at the Pump” movement events, says he’ll hold a vigil for the disgraced politician in Washington, D.C.
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JOHN EDWARDS CASE
Edwards case may have little effect on campaign finance
The John Edwards case was odd from the start. And the jury’s lack of agreement on five of six counts makes things more unclear.







