hours after bonds was indicted, greg anderson was ordered released from prison. anderson's attorney, mark geragos, denied his client had testified before the grand jury and expressed outrage anderson had been imprisoned, telling the "new york daily news", "they kept greg in prison a year. i read the indictment and there is nothing that the government didn't have a year ago to indict bonds. my guy was nonessential." geragos also told the daily news that anderson would not testify at trial against bonds if he is called, adding "they would have to indict him [on civil contempt charges] first."