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Menendez Brothers Resentencing

The newly elected Los Angeles District Attorney will review the Menendez brothers' case and decide whether to delay a resentencing hearing.

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What is the main topic of this news article?: The newly elected Los Angeles District Attorney, Nathan Hochman, will review the Menendez brothers' case and decide whether to delay a resentencing hearing.
What has recently revived public interest in the Menendez brothers' case?: The Menendez brothers were convicted in 1996 for the murder of their parents, but their case has gained renewed attention due to a Netflix series and documentary.
Besides resentencing, what other avenue for release is being pursued for the Menendez brothers?: Gascón also wrote to Governor Newsom to support the brothers' application for clemency, which could lead to their immediate release.
What action did the outgoing District Attorney, George Gascón, take regarding the Menendez brothers?: Outgoing DA George Gascón requested the resentencing, seeking to change their sentences from life without parole to life with the possibility of parole, citing evidence of abuse and rehabilitation.
What steps will the newly elected District Attorney, Nathan Hochman, take before deciding on the Menendez brothers' case?: Hochman will need to review extensive files, including confidential prison records, trial transcripts, and communicate with various parties before making a decision about the resentencing.

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