This would suggest his career is done - no team will touch him now.

That could mean no hall of fame.

Do we get a first round draft pick from the Department of Justice for Type A compensation as it came before the signing deadline?

Although, if the trial ends up being thrown out or if they rule in Bonds' favor, it may be helpful to his legacy. There will still be naysayers but at least he would have overcome a jury.

I am not a lawyer.

I don't think he will be found guilty by a jury.  Probably won't matter seeing the court of public opinion ruled against him ages ago.

1) Does Barry Bonds' indictment on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice change your opinion of him as a player?

69.5% No
30.5% Yes

7) If Bonds is found guilty, is he still a Hall of Famer?

58.3% No
41.7% Yes

Either voters honestly don't think he's a Hall of Famer without steroids, or they're complete morons. Actually, either way their morons.

Did he finally roll over on Bonds?

After reading the indictment, I have a couple of comments.

1. What a tremendous waste of time and energy and money by the government. Yes, perjury and obstruction of justice charges are serious matters, but this all happened 4 years ago and I seriously doubt the justice system has suffered for it. The system lost more credibility when the confidential grand jury secrets were illegally leaked to and then published by those SF Comical douchebags so they could get rich and famous trading on Barry's name. And it took them how many grand juries to get an indictment?
2. The testimony in which Bonds allegedly perjured himself is pretty vague. Some of the questions are compound. Even if Bonds took a bunch of steroids, there's no evidence that he knew. That's a very subjective charge and difficult to prove, especially without any direct testimony that Bonds was told what he was taking. There is plausible deniability there.
3. An indictment means that there is enough evidence to proceed with a trial, i.e., there's probable cause. It doesn't mean that there is enough evidence to prove BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT that Bonds perjured himself and obstructed justice. I'm not a criminal attorney, but it seems that the case is pretty weak. I wouldn't be surprised if they try to move the trial...to Los Angeles!
4. I hate to say it, but Barry Bonds baseball career is over. I was hoping to see him play for another team, but now no team will sign him while he's under indictment and the process will probably go on for the next year (Bonds won't plea.) He's just that much more radioactive. At his age, he can't take a whole season off and have a realistic expectation of coming back to play.
5. Selig might move to suspend him, but unless he's on a team, he might just wait and see.
6. He's still the best baseball player I've ever seen.

The White House quickly weighed in on the indictment. President Bush is a former owner of the Texas Rangers.

"The president is very disappointed to hear this," Bush spokesman Tony Fratto said. "As this case is now in the criminal justice system, we will refrain from any further specific comments about it. But clearly this is a sad day for baseball."

Anderson still has to talk for anything to happen. We'll see. There's two reasons that the indictment has happened now:

1. Anderson has agreed to testify.
   
2. The system isn't willing to waste anymore time sitting pat on a case they aren't winning.

Boy I can't wait for that! >:(

Barry the person is not a very good person.  At the very least he is an adulterer.  A long-term adulterer.  

So, while it would be a very sad thing for his children to be without their father, color me indifferent on whether he is convicted or not.  If he's guilty, he should do the time.

But...having some experience with the courts (on the good side, not as a defendant, ha), I can tell you that you DO NOT MESS AROUND with the legal system. You lie, you're going to get it, big time. So if he did, then he needs to get punished the way the rest of us would. If not, then good luck to him. The US Attorney's Office generally won't pursue anything if they think they can't get a conviction. So, based on what I've seen so far, he better get his ducks in a row, because he's going to need whatever help he can get.