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The High Stakes Brothers replied on Thursday a hearing began.
During the hearing, both sides fought over court access to the California parole hearing risk assessment report.
The brother’s attorney, Mark Jelagos, opposed the approval of the report at the hearing, but prosecutor Habib Varian argued that the report was an important part of the decision-making regarding resementengeenting.
The day before, La da Nathan Hochmann tried to delay the hearing of the Res court, urging the court to wait until the judge obtains the report.
Hochman’s attempt was rejected by a judge and the hearing went as planned.
At the hearing, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Jessick wanted more clarification in the report.
During the break, Lyle and Eric’s cousin Anna Maria Ballard Tiktok Consider the court proceedings.
Ana Maria pointed out that the DA saw the report but that Jelagos and the brothers had no access to it.
She said, “We’ve never seen it. We completely don’t know what’s in it.”
“It’s not generally done for responsiveness,” Ana Maria emphasized the inclusion of the report.
The next resentment hearing was pushed back on May 9th.
Even before the court began on Thursday, there were fireworks from Hochmann and Jelagos!
Outside the court, Hochman told reporters, “The Menendez brothers haven’t been clean in the past 30 years.”
La da Hochmann repeated his mantra that his brothers had repeated lies after lies for decades.
Lyle and Eric’s lawyer Mark Jelagos blow up Hochmann and told reporters, “It’s appalling how the DA handled the case. He personally abused the victim.
Jelagos also called out Hochman for showing pictures of the graphic crime scene in court without warning to his family.
He said, “One of his actions after 30 hours was probably going to put one of the family’s patriarchs in the hospital.”
The brother’s 85-year-old aunt Terry Barratt was hospitalized after seeing the photos.
“Extra” recently spoke with civil rights lawyer Areva Martin.
She said, “They still have their generous petitions before the governor. They still have their habeas corpus petitions.”
Martin said the chances of the brother being released are “more than ever before”;
