Alec Baldwin shoots/kills cinematographer and injured director after firing a "prop gun".

[bcla]

I saw a discussion among attorneys about this case, and the charges were for claims of personal negligence in his handling of a firearm and not as a producer of the movie. But again I'm not sure how this dismissal and the evidence affects Hannah Gutierrez-Reed.

 

[StageTek]

I saw a discussion among attorneys about this case, and the charges were for claims of personal negligence in his handling of a firearm and not as a producer of the movie.

That really surprised me. Because as an actor he has zero culpability if he is handed a "cold" gun. The prosecution really bungled this case.

 

[bcla]

This was supposed to be today's court proceedings. It's supplemented by commentary during breaks as well as previous days' court proceedings. But eventually the judge dismisses the case for a "Brady violation", which is when the prosecution or law enforcement withhold evidence that could be favorable to the defense.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brady_disclosure