The Brief

LOS ANGELES - A day after Erik Menendez was denied parole by a California board that determined he still poses a risk to public safety, his older brother Lyle will have his chance to argue for his own release.

With Lyle now set to face the parole board, here are some of the key points from Erik's hearing.

Parole board questions Erik's responsibility

What we know:

After nearly 10 hours, the panel of two California commissioners denied Erik parole for three years, after which he will be eligible again.

During the hearing, the commissioners determined Erik should not be freed despite strong support from family members who have advocated for the brothers' release for months.

Commissioner Robert Barton said the primary reason for the decision was not the seriousness of

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