The government is forging ahead with its perjury case against Barry Bonds. California federal Judge Susan Illston tentatively agreed on Friday to a March trial date for the baseball legend. In June, the 9th Circuit found that evidence allegedly linking Bonds to steroid use was hearsay, and can't be used to convict him of perjury. The 2-1 ruling upheld a 2009 decision by Illston, who refused to admit testimony by James Valente, former vice president of the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative.
July 27, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The government is forging ahead with its perjury case against Barry Bonds.
U.S. District Judge Susan Illston on Friday tentatively agreed to a March trial date for the baseball legend after telling the lawyers her courtroom was free in September or even as early as August for the trial.
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