(CNN) - Jurors in the corruption trial of former presidential candidate John Edwards concluded their sixth day of deliberations Friday and were dismissed for the long Memorial Day weekend.

Judge Catherine C. Eagles said she may need to speak with attorneys Tuesday about an undisclosed issue involving a juror.

(CNN) - Jurors in John Edwards' corruption trial went home Thursday, after their fifth day of deliberations, without a verdict - leaving the former Democratic presidential candidate in limbo for yet another day.

Earlier in the day, the eight-man, four-woman jury had asked to review another 20 exhibits in the case. That prompted Judge Catherine C. Eagles to say, "If you would like, we could send back all of the exhibits."

(CNN) – The jury in former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards' corruption trial enters its fourth day of deliberations Wednesday.

The eight-man, four-woman jury began weighing the former North Carolina senator's fate Friday after four weeks of testimony. On Monday afternoon, jurors asked to review exhibits related to two of the six counts against Edwards, the 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee. On Tuesday, they asked to see two more exhibits.

Greensboro, North Carolina (CNN) – The jury in former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards' corruption trial ended its third day of deliberations Tuesday, asking to take another look at two more exhibits in the case.

The eight-man, four-woman jury began weighing the former North Carolina senator's fate Friday after four weeks of testimony. On Monday afternoon, jurors asked to review exhibits related to two of the six counts against Edwards, the 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee. Tuesday, they asked to see two more exhibits.

Greensboro, North Carolina (CNN) – The jury in former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards' corruption trial ended a second day of deliberations without a verdict Monday after asking to review a batch of exhibits from the four-week case.

The eight-man, four-woman jury began weighing the former North Carolina senator's fate on Friday. Monday afternoon, jurors asked to review a batch of exhibits related to two of the six counts against Edwards, the 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee.

Greensboro, North Carolina (CNN) - After weeks of hearing from prosecutors, jurors in the corruption trial of former presidential candidate John Edwards heard Monday from his defense team, which opened its case with testimony from a former financial officer.

Edwards, who faces six felony counts, is accused of conspiracy, making false statements and violating campaign contribution laws. He has pleaded not guilty.