Menndege brothers
Resentment pushed hearing
Geragos accused the DA of bias, demanding its recurrence
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Menndege brothers The descent hearing is finished for the day … and will not be released on Friday, as is originally determined.
The next hearing is scheduled for 9 May, and a risk assessment will address the report … and the brothers’ defense lawyers Mark garagos La County is expected to file for District Attorney Nathan Hochman To be reused personally from the case. Hochman raised in Beverly Hills and went to the same high school as Menandage Brothers.
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At a press conference after today’s hearing, Gerragos repeatedly accused the DA’s office – and especially of the Menandez family to resume. On April 11, a family member was allegedly admitted to the hospital after showing photographs of the crime site in the court. Brian FreedmanWho represents the members of the Menandage family, said he wants to ensure them Rights of Law of Marxi are regarded.
No testimony will be heard at the May 9 hearing, although the family is invited to participate. Whether the hearing is open to the public, is still being determined. Geragos still not seen Risk evaluation reportAnd waiting to get it.
Hochman himself filed one Last minute speed Wednesday To prevent today’s much awaited hearing from going ahead in the La County Superior Court, the court requires time to review the Risk assessment report of the California Parole Board for Eric and Lile Menandage. The judge rejected the proposal and today’s hearing went ahead.
As you know, governor Gavin newsom In February, the state’s parole board was ordered to return to the risk evaluation of the brothers before the decision of any pardon.
Newsom has planned to use the report as part of the June 13 hearing, with Eric and lyl will do each. Appear in front of the board For his personal reviews. After the hearing, Newsom will then take its decision to give apologizing to the brothers.
Eric and Lyal were convicted in 1989 for shooting their parents with a shotgun at their Beverly Hills’ house and were eventually sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.
Despite his sentence, the brother is actively working in the hope of being released from jail, especially in the last two years. He has filed for displeasure, requested forgiving and pushed for a new test based on new uncontrolled evidence.
