Clemens Prosecutors Rest Perjury Case Against Ex-Pitcher
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U.S. prosecutors completed their perjury case against Roger Clemens after calling 24 witnesses over six weeks in an effort to convince jurors that the baseball star took banned drugs and lied about it to Congress.
The government, which rested yesterday in federal court in Washington, didn’t say whether it plans to put on a rebuttal before submitting the case to the jury for a verdict.