The court hearing for Erik and Lyle Menendez, originally scheduled for March 20 and 21, has been postponed with no new date announced. This follows Governor Gavin Newsom's directive for a risk assessment regarding their potential threat to the public if released after decades in prison for their parents' 1989 murder. The brothers are exploring several avenues for freedom, including clemency and resentencing, but face opposition from the Los Angeles District Attorney. Their claims of past abuse by their father are central to their case for a new trial or resentencing.
A previously scheduled court hearing for Erik and Lyle Menendez has been postponed, as Governor Newsom ordered an investigation into their potential risk to the public if released.
Lyle Menendez stated on social media that the resentencing hearing will not occur, emphasizing the importance of the Risk Assessment results initiated by Governor Newsom.
The brothers are pursuing multiple avenues for freedom, including clemency, a resentencing hearing, and a new trial, amidst opposition from the Los Angeles District Attorney.
New evidence of their father’s sexual abuse contributed to the brothers’ latest bid for freedom, which has received support from most of their extended family.
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