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Menendez brothers case: Did politics play a role in resentencing delay? | Cuomo

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Politics may be delaying the resentencing — and possible release — of Lyle and Erik Menendez, who have spent nearly 35 years in prison for murdering their parents. The previous district attorney recommended they be r-sentenced to allow for parole eligibility, but newly elected DA Nathan Hochman signaled a shift in approach. The Menendez brothers appeared in court for the first time in nearly three decades, only to have their resentencing hearing postponed from Dec. 11 to Jan. 30-31, giving Hochman time to review the case — and dashing their hopes of being home for the holidays. Mark Geragos, the defense attorney for Lyle and Erik Menendez, joins NewsNation's "Cuomo," to discuss.

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