Alec Baldwin’s lawsuit against New Mexico officials dismissed
A New Mexico judge rejected the case of Alec Baldwin, who claimed to have been prosecuted maliciously a year after the actor producer’s cinematography of the film’s cinematography.
In a case in January, Baldwin claimed that the extremely new Mexican prosecutors and law enforcement officers were victims. Baldwin claimed that the state was the famous sin goat for the coincidence of his photography director Hallna Hutchins.
The case arrived six months after a judge rejected an involuntary manslaughter of Baldwin.
Former New Mexican 1st Judicial Regional Court judge Mary Marlowe Sommer ended the hearing of Baldwin last July after the prosecutors hid the potential evidence from Baldwin’s legal team.
Baldwin’s subsequent case Special Prosecutor Kari T. Morrissey, 1st Judicial Dist. Atty. Mary Carmack-Altwies, Santa Fe County Sheriff MPs and Santa Fe District Commissioners.
“Alec Baldwin is blind with the desire to condemn Alec Baldwin for all wrong reasons and at all costs,” the defendants said.
On Tuesday, a different judge rejected Baldwin’s claims to the state and stated that the case was lack of activities.
The third judiciary. Judge Casey B. Fitch wrote six months since Baldwin’s case was taken in case of any “important action”. Fitch gave lawyers 30 days to filed a lawsuit to act.
The decision comes with the collapse of the legal procedures in the “pass” shooting epic.
In May, weapon processor Hannah Gutierrez survived the prison after serving for 14 months for Hutchins’s involuntary murder in October 2021 on the New Mexico film set.
Baldwin’s case was rejected by a Marlowe Sommer, who retired a year ago, with what should be on the third day of the actor’s high -profile trial.
Instead, serious questions about how defense lawyers New Mexico had taken the prosecution of law enforcement officers and prosecutors.
Baldwin’s lawyers accused the abuse, pointing to a group of unresumped bullets in which a potential witness returned to the inspectors of the Sharif in March 2024. Marlowe Sommer seemed angry about handling the evidence that was not defense, and refused to accuse the only accusation against Baldwin.
Earlier this year, when Baldwin’s trial was opened, Morrissey said that prosecutors have long been aware of Baldwin’s plans to file a lawsuit against New Mexico. “We look forward to the present day in court.”
