A federal judge in Greensboro may make a decision involving a contempt of court accusation in the case involving a purported sex tape depicting former presidential candidate John Edwards.
U.S. District Court Judge Catherine C. Eagles could decide Friday whether to allow lawyers in that case to subpoena federal prosecutors in the separate criminal case involving Edwards.
Lawyers for Rielle Hunter want the subpoenas to stand as part of their effort to show that former Edwards campaign aide Andrew Young, his wife and their lawyers improperly shared information in the civil case with federal prosecutors.
