California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered a risk assessment report on the impact to the public if the brothers go free, ahead of a June 13 hearing, in which Erik and Lyle will each appear before the state parole board for individual reviews. After the hearing, Newsom will then make his decision on whether to grant clemency to the brothers.
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00:00how do we feel about coming into court today we'll just have to see how it goes
00:10do you think that the brothers will be free today is that a possibility no well how come
00:17uh i'm gonna take questions i'm sure afterwards
00:20so let's just get in and see what happens what do you hope to see today from the judge
00:24please give him some space
00:39can we ask how the brothers are feeling have they told you anything would you like to see hawkman removed
00:54so
01:16guys give him some space please
01:24i have no reason he really just hasn't um done his research he really hasn't taken the time to
01:36understand what they've done oh yeah if you look at all of the accomplishments yeah so
01:45how are you feeling today about the hearing
01:46are you worried about d.a hotchman or anything like that