Federal prosecutors today defended their perjury indictment against former San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds, insisting that the case against him is quite clear.
The government filed court papers Thursday opposing Bonds' effort to get the charges dismissed, rejecting arguments raised by Bonds' legal team that the November indictment is "so vague" that he can't even defend himself against allegations that he lied about using steroids.
Full Story: San Jose Mercury News - Government says steroids case against Barry Bonds is 'quite clear'
The government filed court papers Thursday opposing Bonds' effort to get the charges dismissed, rejecting arguments raised by Bonds' legal team that the November indictment is "so vague" that he can't even defend himself against allegations that he lied about using steroids.
Full Story: San Jose Mercury News - Government says steroids case against Barry Bonds is 'quite clear'

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