Andrea Sneiderman to be Arraigned for Third Time Tuesday

Andrea Sneiderman is set to be arraigned for a third time Tuesday, now that a judge has thrown out four non-murder charges against her. Sneiderman is accused of arranging for the death of her husband, Rusty Sneiderman, who was gunned down outside their children's Dunwoody daycare in 2010.

Sneiderman's former boss, Hemy Neuman, was charged with Rusty Sneiderman's death. He was found guilty but mentally ill by a jury in 2012.

Sneiderman is still facing malice murder and felony murder charges in connection with the death of her late husband, along with charges for allegedly giving false statements to law enforcement officials.

However, DeKalb County Superior Judge Gregory Adams ruled on May 1 that four counts of in the indictment “did not meet the standard” for criminal indictments.

She was first arraigned on an eight-count indictment and then a second time when additional charges were added. Now, she is being arraigned after charges have been dismissed and clarified.

In former arraignments, Sneiderman has pleaded not guilty to charges against her. She has also repeatedly denied any involvement in her husband's death or any romantic involvement with her former boss, Neuman.

She is currently living under house arrest at her parents' home after she was released on bond a few weeks after her arrest.

Her trial is set for July 29.