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What the Menendez brothers, R. Kelly and Britney Spears have in common | Serving Justice

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Public opinion of Lyle and Erik Menendez has changed drastically since they were convicted of murdering their parents more than three decades ago; there have been calls for a new trial after they revealed they were victims of abuse.

But this isn't the first time changing public opinion has led to changing legal standards, such as when longstanding rumors turned into actual charges against R. Kelly, or the "free Britney" movement changed perspectives on mental health and her conservatorship.

So, could changing times get the Menendez brothers out of jail? Attorney Sara Azari digs into what really matters in any case: the defense. She's joined by "The Menendez Murders" author Robert Rand, former state attorney Dave Aronberg, "Martinis and Murder" host Daryn Carp and reporter Safia Samee Ali.

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Erik MenendezR KellyAttorney Sara AzariThe Menendez MurdersRobert RandDave Aronberg MartinisDaryn CarpSafia Samee Ali NewsNation

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