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Bonds Asks Court to Overturn Obstruction Conviction

Lawyers for Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, who was rejected for the sport’s Hall of Fame last month, asked a federal appeals court to overturn his 2011 conviction for obstructing a U.S. probe of steroid use.

Barry Bonds Jury Asks for Transcript of Ex-Business Partner’s Secret Tape

The jury in the Barry Bonds perjury trial listened to a secret recording of the slugger’s ex-trainer allegedly talking about injecting Bonds with steroids after the panel asked to see a transcript of the conversation in its first full day of deliberations.

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Barry Bonds Used Anabolic Steroids in '99, Ex-Business Partner Tells Jury

Barry Bonds , Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, used anabolic steroids in 1999, his boyhood friend and former business partner told jurors at the former San Francisco Giants outfielder’s perjury trial.

Barry Bonds’s Former Personal Shopper Testifies She Saw Trainer Inject Him

Home-run king Barry Bonds ’s former personal shopper testified that she saw the baseball player’s trainer give him an injection in his navel in 2002.

Bonds Jury Agrees on Obstruction of Justice Conviction, Splits on Perjury

Baseball player Barry Bonds was found guilty of obstructing justice while avoiding a perjury conviction after jurors couldn’t decide whether he knew he was taking steroids, the panel’s foreman said.

Barry Bonds Asks Court for New Trial or Acquittal on Obstruction Charge

Barry Bonds , Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, asked a federal judge to throw out his conviction for making evasive statements to a grand jury in 2003, saying “unauthorized rambling is not a federal crime.”

Barry Bonds Asks Judge to Throw Out Conviction or Order New Trial

Lawyers for Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, asked a federal judge to throw out his conviction for obstructing a federal probe of steroid use by professional athletes or order a new trial.

Bonds Seeks New Trial or Acquittal on Obstruction Charge in Steroids Case

Barry Bonds , Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, asked a federal judge to throw out his conviction for making evasive statements to a grand jury in 2003, saying “unauthorized rambling is not a federal crime.”

Bonds’s Obstruction Conviction in Steroids Probe Upheld by Federal Judge

Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, lost a bid to overturn his conviction for obstruction of justice in a government probe of steroid use by athletes, according to a court filing.

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