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Originally posted by ads_2006:
"Barry talked about being a celebrity child...only basis for the 5th charge"
wtf
"Jurors could not conclude he lied under oath" -Espn Legal Person
"I dont think Bonds will go to prison, he is convicted of giving misleading answers under oath... should get a great deal of community service"
11-1 on charge 2. Thank god for that 1 person.
Originally posted by DaManRathman:Originally posted by ads_2006:
"Barry talked about being a celebrity child...only basis for the 5th charge"
wtf
"Jurors could not conclude he lied under oath" -Espn Legal Person
"I dont think Bonds will go to prison, he is convicted of giving misleading answers under oath... should get a great deal of community service"
11-1 on charge 2. Thank god for that 1 person.
He'd probably rather go to prison lol.
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The obstruction of justice count was a complicated charge that asked jurors to decide if Bonds was being evasive when making any one of seven statements to the grand jury. He was convicted on a single statement about his childhood as the son of major leaguer Bobby Bonds and his relationship with personal trainer Greg Anderson — it did not address performance-enhancing drugs.
The government "has determined it's unlawful for Barry Bonds to tell the grand jury he's a celebrity child and to talk about his friendship with Greg Anderson," Ruby said.
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Jeff Novitzky, the federal agent who started the BALCO probe, had been hoping the Bonds case would be part of a wider investigation of doping in baseball. Last year, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Novitzky and his team of investigators illegally seized urine samples and records from 104 players in 2004.
Separately, Novitzky has helped develop the case against former star pitcher Roger Clemens, who is scheduled to stand trial in July for lying to Congress by denying he used performance-enhancing drugs. Novitzky also is a key player in the federal doping investigation of pro cyclists, including seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong. Rep. Jack Kingston, a Georgia Republican, recently suggested that the federal agent is motivated by a desire to bring down a celebrity.
Originally posted by ads_2006:Quote:
The obstruction of justice count was a complicated charge that asked jurors to decide if Bonds was being evasive when making any one of seven statements to the grand jury. He was convicted on a single statement about his childhood as the son of major leaguer Bobby Bonds and his relationship with personal trainer Greg Anderson — it did not address performance-enhancing drugs.
The government "has determined it's unlawful for Barry Bonds to tell the grand jury he's a celebrity child and to talk about his friendship with Greg Anderson," Ruby said.
Originally posted by jrg:
don't drop the soap, barry
Originally posted by ads_2006:Originally posted by jrg:
don't drop the soap, barry
yeah, especially near fellow roid user albert
Originally posted by jrg:
don't drop the soap, barry
Originally posted by Moonshae_D:Originally posted by jrg:
don't drop the soap, barry
If he drops the soap, it'll be in his own shower. He'll probably get confined to his house for a period of time.
Originally posted by jrg:
don't drop the soap, barry
Originally posted by TheSixthRing:Originally posted by jrg:
don't drop the soap, barry
Why you mad though?
Oh that's right, cuz he crushed McGwire's record.
Originally posted by jrg:Originally posted by TheSixthRing:Originally posted by jrg:
don't drop the soap, barry
Why you mad though?
Oh that's right, cuz he crushed McGwire's record.
not just that, but the dudes a dick
an a*****e to pretty much anybody around him...a very unlikable guy unless you're a giants fan