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Bonds Pleads Not Guilty in San Francisco Courthouse
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Barry Bonds Pleads Not Guilty
MUD FREE SPORTS —
Barry Bonds showed up in a US District Court and entered a plea of not guilty to four counts of perjury for lying and one count of obstruction of justice to a federal grand jury in the investigation into BALCO. This was in response to questioning Bonds faced about having used steroids in the past. The testimony and evidence was made into a book, "Game of Shadows" which will be a movie on HBO soon. A pre-trial hearing was scheduled for February 7th in which Bonds may not attend. Bonds released a statement on his website. "I still have confidence in the judicial system and especially in the judgment of the citizens who will decide this case," he said. "And I know that ...
Barry Bonds Arraigned & He Cops a Plea, Will He Sign With Oakland?; The Continuing Saga...
Oriole Post - Baltimore Orioles Analysis & News; The World of Baseball and Beyond —
As expected, former Giants slugger and home run king, Barry Bonds pleaded not guilty Friday to charges he lied to federal investigators about using performance-enhancing drugs. According to a report from the AP, U.S. District Judge Susan Illston ordered Bonds released on $500,000 personal recognizance, meaning he won't have to put up any money unless he violates the conditions of his release. He was ordered to return to court on Feb. ...
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Questions and answers on Bonds case —
Major League Baseball News 12/8/2007
Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball's all-time home run leader, pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from testimony he gave to a federal grand jury in San Francisco four years ago. Here are answers to some questions about Bonds, the charges against ...
