Roger Clemens Pleads Not Guilty, Trial Scheduled For April

Roger Clemens Pleads Not Guilty To Felony Charges

Roger Clemens had his arraignment in Washington, DC, on Monday, and as was expected, the former Red Sox pitcher pleaded not guilty.

Roger Clemens Expected To To Plead Not Guilty To Felony Charges

Roger Clemens, who has his arraignment Monday afternoon at 2 P.M. EDT in Washington, DC, is expected to plead not guilty to six felony counts, including perjury, according to the New York Daily News. The charges stem from his testimony to Congress in 2008 regarding the use of performance enhancing drugs.

Clemens Reacts To Indictment, Hall Of Fame Chances

Roger Clemens reacts to his indictment, among other things.

Roger Clemens: 'I Did Not Lie To Congress'

Roger Clemens Indicted For Perjury Regarding Steroid Use

Roger Clemens has been indicted for perjury, "charges of making false statements to Congress about his use of performance-enhancing drugs."