The Californian judge was ruled on Friday to hear the hearings for Eric and Lyle Menendez, who were convicted of killing parents more than three decades ago, will continue to plan.
Judge Court in Los Angeles Michael Jesus said that the following arguments in Los Angeles Superior Court will continue the next Thursday.
The Prosecutor’s Deputy Prosecutor claims that the brothers would remain in prison, saying “did not change” from their beliefs and claimed that the former George George Gacaca’s prosecutor was on request.
Gason’s successor, Nathan Hochman, reverse course on brothers and filed Last month to withdraw an interference request.
The lawyer brothers, Mark Geragos, sharply criticized the Prosecution on Friday to show photos with the crime language in what Geragos said he was an attempt to restart.
Jesic noticed in his judgment, referring to the prosecution arguments, that “everything you claimed today an absolutely fair game for gossiping.”
The brothers were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of suspended age 18. and 21. After they were condemned for the murder of parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez, in his Beverly Hills home in 1989. years.
In 2014, California forwarded a law enabled by prisoners who committed crimes before they had taken 26 years and spent 25 years behind bars conditionally.
As the Defense claimed that the brothers acted from self-defense after the years of sexual abuse by his father, prosecutors said that his brother had killed parents for multimillione heritage.
In the night of the murders, Jose and Kitty Menendez watched the film in his theater office when the sons entered them and shot them.
The brothers were convicted in 1996. and spent 30 years behind the bars, and recently held in the correctional institution Richard J Donovan in the San Diego district.
The hearing on Friday became warm because the Prosecution spent almost two hours arguing that the brothers were not rehabilitated, according to news reports. There are no cameras in the courtroom.
Lawyer Brothers, Mark Geragos accused the prosecution of a blizzard and trying to relat the case, claiming that they “don’t want to end today”, towards Newsweek. Geragos accused the Prosecution of the Retrian Family Family in blinking photographs of bloody crimes, told reporters, the action was politically motivated.
Last month, Los Angeles District Prosecutor Nathan Hochman took office in December, asked the court to withdraw a request to move last year until the end of the Lawyer George Gascó.
“The District Prosecutorial Office is prepared with the interrogation of the procedure for the Menendez Brothers Dismeland, but we ask that the proposal of the previous district for withdraws,” Hochman said in the statement last month.
Gascón, progressive, advocated for the brothers to receive a sentence that would make them eligible for immediate freedom.
During the hearing, the Deputy County of Habib Bailan said that the Court of Gason’s request for reducing his sentence was politically motivated because they came for two weeks before the election when he was “a number of 30 points in surveys.”
The veryest question is whether the brothers, who now in the 50s, learned their lesson behind the bars, said Habib, which thinks they did not take responsibility for murders.
“The question is whether they learned the most important lesson of all: Did they learn the seriousness and benefit of their behavior?” He asked the court. “You need to take responsibility. If you don’t have insight … you may repeat the past.”
Most men for men support their release. One cousin, Milton Andersen, Brother Kitty Menendez, didn’t, but he passed away last month.
A handful of famous attended hearing, including the actor Cooper Koch, who played Erik Menendez in the 2024 series. Years Monsters: The story of Lyle and Erik Menendez.
There were many discussions about whether the brothers can pose a risk for public safety.
Governor Gavin Newom asked the Committee for the State Conditional Committee to carry out the risk assessment, the results expected by 13. June.