Former Giants slugger Barry Bonds is found guilty of one count of obstruction of justice in San Francisco Wednesday. Three other counts against the all-time home run leader were thrown out after the jury couldn't come to a unanimous decision on whether Bonds knowingly took steroids or lied about taking them.
The conviction is a felony and has a sentence up to 5 years in prison, although most experts think that Bonds will do no jail time. The attorneys for Bonds say they will appeal the decision.
I ask you the loyal readers of TCN, what is worth it? Years of federal man-power, millions of our tax dollars for this? I said it years ago when the government first started this crusade, it wasn't worth it then and surely isn't worth it now.
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