menendez case

Lyle and Erik Menendez, convicted in 1996 for the 1989 shotgun murders of their parents, Jose and Kitty, are now eligible for parole. The brothers, initially sentenced to life without parole, were resentenced due to new evidence of alleged abuse and evolving laws regarding youth offenders. Their case, recently revisited in popular media, raises questions about trauma, justice, and redemption.

In an unexpected twist, Kris Jenner reveals she knew Erik Menendez, one of the infamous Menendez brothers, in the 1980s. This revelation connects the Kardashian family to the notorious case, sparking renewed interest and discussions about the brothers' sentences amidst Kim Kardashian's ongoing justice reform efforts.

US Senator Robert Menendez is facing a high-stakes corruption trial, with prosecutors accusing him of a years-long bribery scheme involving cash, gifts, and political favors for foreign governments in exchange for enriching himself. Jury selection resumes Tuesday in the case that could impact Menendez's political future. As a Democrat and New Jersey's senior senator, Menendez has pleaded not guilty in Manhattan federal court to 16 criminal charges including bribery, fraud, acting as a foreign agent and obstruction.

Former US Sen Bob Menendez was sentenced to 11 years in prison after being convicted of bribery and foreign influence schemes. Despite his plea for leniency, the judge emphasized his corruption. Menendez has vowed to appeal the conviction and criticized the justice system.

US Senator Bob Menendez and his wife have been charged with bribery by US prosecutors over their relationship with businessmen in New Jersey. The charges could have implications for Democrats' efforts to maintain their majority in the US Senate in next year's elections. Menendez, who is the chair of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, has been an important ally to President Joe Biden.

Kim Kardashian advocates for the release of Erik and Lyle Menendez, arguing they were victims of long-term abuse. In an NBC News essay, Kim emphasizes they deserve another chance at freedom, showing their exemplary prison records and the support from family members. Renewed interest in their case follows Los Angeles prosecutors reviewing new evidence.

The Menendez brothers may become eligible for parole after District Attorney George Gascón suggested resentencing for their 1989 conviction for murdering their parents. New evidence, including a letter by Erik Menendez alleging sexual abuse by their father, has reignited the case. Gascón emphasized the consideration of abuse claims, recommending 50 years to life.

Lyle Menendez, convicted with his brother Erik for the 1989 murder of their parents, has been denied parole after his first hearing since resentencing. The decision follows a similar rejection for Erik, keeping both brothers incarcerated despite their reduced sentences.

"Eyewitness" actress Julianne Nicholson has been cast on the first season of Dick Wolf's upcoming anthology series, "Law & Order: True Crime- The Menendez Murders".

Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey has defiantly denied federal corruption charges, insisting that the nearly half a million dollars in cash found in his home was from his personal savings and not from bribes. He stated that the money was kept for emergencies. Menendez also addressed allegations regarding his relationship with Egypt, stating that he has been tough on the country over human rights abuses.

The arraignment of a 31-year-old woman, accused of shoving an Indian immigrant to his death from a subway platform here last month, has been postponed as defense attorneys seek to contest a ruling that she is mentally fit to stand trial in the case.

A judge will decide whether to proceed with resentencing hearings for Erik and Lyle Menendez, convicted of murdering their parents. The new DA opposes their release, withdrawing a previous request for resentencing that would have made them eligible for parole. The decision hinges on whether the court allows the withdrawal and whether it proceeds independently, amidst family disputes and allegations of political influence.

Lyle Menendez's parole hearing faced disruption following the release of Erik's parole session audio, sparking outrage from family members who accused California prison officials of violating victim protections. Despite the turmoil and accusations of violating Marsy's Law, the hearing proceeded, ultimately resulting in the denial of Lyle's parole, mirroring the decision made for Erik the previous day.