The probation hearing for the Méndez brothers has been prescribed for August, according to California officials.
Lyle and Erik Menéndez are now scheduled to appear at their hearing on probation on August 21 and 22, a spokesman for the California corrections and rehabilitation department confirmed to Fox News Digital.
The audience was originally scheduled for June 13.
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The probation audience for Erik Méndez and Lyle Menéndez is scheduled for August 21 and 22. (California department or corrections through AP, file)
Earlier this month, the office of the governor of California Gavin Newsom said that the clemency hearing of the brothers was becoming a probation of probation after the governor withdrew his request from a clemency investigation.
While the probation Board will recommend whether the two men should be granted early launch, Newsom can still approve or deny the decision.
A Facebook publication from Lyle Méndez confirmed the postponed audience.
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The Menéndez brothers will face the Board of Probation in August. (Getty images)
“Take a break from my rest to confirm the news that has been reported today,” says the publication. “The children’s probation hearing date has postponed on August 21/22.”
“Given the fact that probation applicants for the first time have fun statistically more difficult, this gives the boys their lawyers more time to prepare and give them the best opportunity to be the rule! It is something good”,
The two brothers were resonent by the Judge of the Superior Court of the Los Angeles County, Michael Jesus, earlier this month, 50 years of life, which makes them eligible for probation. The decision of Jesus of resentment, the brothers opened for the probation hearing to determine if they should be released.
A sketch represents Erik and Lyle Mendez while they appear remotely in the Superior Court in Van Nuys, California, on Friday, April 11, 2025. (Bill Robles)
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The couple was originally sentenced to life imprisonment without probation for their sentence in 1996 after murdering their parents in 1989.
The brothers have argued that they carried out the murders in self -defense after years of abuse of their father. 35 years have passed behind bars.
Stepheny Price of Fox News and Sarah Rumpf-Whitten contributed to this report.
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