Clemens jury recesses until Monday Baseball legend Roger Clemens arrives for his perjury trial at the U.S. District Court House in Washington, D.C. on May 16, 2012. Clemens is accused of lying to Congress about his alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs during his baseball career. WASHINGTON, June 13 (UPI) -- A jury in Washington recessed after a half-day of deliberations Wednesday in the perjury trial of former baseball great Roger Clemens. The panel of eight women and four men from the Washington area met at 1:30 p.m., asked for a full exhibit list and later recessed until Monday, MLB.com reported. That followed a 15-minute meeting Tuesday when they began their deliberations following closing arguments in the trial for Clemens, a Hall of Famer and seven-time Cy Young Award-winning hurler. A former player for Boston, Toronto, New York Yankees and Houston, he is accused of lying to Congress during sworn testimony in 2008 when he denied having used steroids and human growth hormone. Assistant U.S. Attorney Gil Guerrero told the jury in his closing argument Tuesday the prosecution has proved Clemens made 13 false and misleading statements before Congress.