Andrea Sneiderman in court for arraignment

Andrea Sneiderman will be in court on Friday for allegedly plotting to murder her husband, and she is expected to be arraigned on new charges.

Last month a DeKalb County grand jury re-indicted Sneiderman in connection with her husband Rusty's death. She now faces 16 counts, seven of them perjury, four for allegedly making false statements and one each for malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, hindering the apprehension of a criminal and concealment of material facts.

In 2010 Rusty Sneiderman was gunned down outside a Dunwoody daycare. Sneiderman's boss, Hemy Neuman was convicted of the crime.
    
Prosecutors say Andrea Sneiderman conspired with Neuman to kill her husband, allegedly concealing and destroying evidence of Neuman's guilt. Sneiderman is out on bond, and her trial date has been set for late July.

    
Prosecutors claim Sneiderman had an affair with another man named Joseph Dell. The court recently allowed her to speak with Dell, who is now on the case's witness list. Her lawyer calls the two friends.

"Make no mistake, this is an ordeal. The woman, I think, is entitled to some sort of companionship and friendship during the course of her ordeal," said her lawyer.

Her arraignment is expected to begin at 9 a.m. in a DeKalb County courtroom.