The special appeals panel constituted to review Barry Bonds’ 2011 conviction for obstruction of justice hands down its verdict, which overturns the charge. White this ends the judicial saga around his trial, it is unlikely to change voters’ minds regarding his candidacy for the Hall of Fame.

On April 22, 2015 — The special appeals panel constituted to review Barry Bonds’ 2011 conviction for obstruction of justice hands down its verdict, which overturns the charge. White this ends the judicial saga around his trial, it is unlikely to change voters’ minds regarding his candidacy for the Hall of Fame.

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