Menendez brothers court hearing set for Monday, seats to be distributed to the public by 'lottery'
Briefly

The Menendez brothers were originally sentenced to life without parole in 1996 for killing their parents, claiming self-defense against alleged abuse.
The status hearing will allow public access through a lottery, aiming to provide transparency in a case that has remained controversial for decades.
Family members have argued that today’s understanding of sexual abuse could lead to a different outcome if the case were tried now.
The courts maintain strict regulations on media presence, emphasizing the need for controlled courtroom conduct with no recording allowed.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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