MENENDEZ BROTHERS CASE: COLD-BLOODED KILLERS, OR BOYS WHO HAVE SERVED THEIR TIME?

Episode Summary: A deep dive into the infamous Menendez brothers case and its recent developments, exploring how juvenile justice has evolved over the decades. Dan Geherin shares his unique perspective, having worked with prosecutors directly involved in the case, and discusses the shifting landscape of juvenile justice reform.   Key Timestamps: 00:00 - Personal connection to the Menendez case through former boss Pam Bozanich 05:30 - Analysis of self-defense claims and legal standards in Michigan 10:15 - Discussion of age considerations in criminal justice 15:45 - Modern approach to juvenile justice and raise the age legislation 20:30 - Current status of Menendez brothers' case and likelihood of release 25:00 - Factors influencing potential release and broader implications   About The Show: Dan Geherin brings decades of criminal justice expertise to examine high-profile cases and their impact on current legal practices. Drawing from his experience as both a former prosecutor and current defense attorney, he provides unique insights into the evolution of the criminal justice system.