Alec Baldwin Judge Becomes Irritated with Attorney’s During Pretrial Hearing - Pretrial Hearing
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- As the Alec Baldwin trial is expected to kick off on Wednesday, a pretrial hearing took place on Monday where they discussed multiple filed motions including excluding witnesses, evidence, and protection with Baldwin’s role as a producer. Baldwin’s armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to 18 months in prison. A judge will rule on these issues after hearing motions from the prosecution and Baldwin’s defense. Baldwin was indicted on one count of involuntary manslaughter in January for the death of 42-year-old cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
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Baldwin’s armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to 18 months in prison. A judge will rule on these issues after hearing motions from the prosecution and Baldwin’s defense. Baldwin was indicted on one count of involuntary manslaughter in January for the death of 42-year-old cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
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Is everyone missing the point? The gun shouldn't have been loaded though ? It's the armourer at fault.
Her fault for her part in the chain of events, which is why she was charged, tried, and convicted. The assistant director's fault for his part in the chain of events, which is why he was charged, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced (suspended). And Baldwin's fault for his part in the chain of events (failing to assume it was loaded, failing not to point it at anything he didn't intend to destroy, and squeezing the trigger), which is why he was charged and tried (at least until it all fell apart due to prosecutorial misconduct). Fault and negligence are often shared and apportioned accordingly. It's not all-or-nothing.
Don't pick up a gun without checking it, dont point it at people, and dont pull the trigger. BALDWIN
Why were there real rounds at the movie set
He should attend court with the Rust beard, hat, and costume.
Hahaha
With after he shoots people people he asks for a cigarette. 🚬
LOL
Lmfao
😂
Not everyone likes Baldwin... He is too cocky!
liking or not does not impact the verdict.
@@stewartabelSure it does. There are people on the jury. If people don't like him, that doesn't help.
@@wjbarricklow then they should be expelled for bias. you never know all of the jury might love him. so your argument is mute.
@@stewartabel”Liking or not does not impact the verdict” You’re utterly delusional.
Alex was the captain of that ship and allowed live ammunition on it -
Yeah, I am always curious if they used live rounds for shooting some scenes (like a bullet hitting a door) (a bullet hitting some iron or rock for using that sound) I think they use live rounds for that no ?
He says it's a coincidence the gun went off 'on it's own' . He says it's a coincidence that there were live round(s) in that same gun.
Too many coincidences don't add up. Something is wrong with this picture.
@@LibraryOFSoundsNo they don’t do that. no live rounds should be anywhere near a set.
So was Alec
@@LibraryOFSounds absolutely never ever do they use live rounds on a movie set (I used to work on movie sets). My theory is that Hannah wanted to do some target shooting during off hours (another huge no no) and didn't bring the rounds home after. She had asked the armor vendor if she could do so if you recall and he said absolutely not. They use squibs to show bullet hits
the only crime here is the punishment to my right ear.
You never point a gun at someone, first rule you are taught.... Wake Up!
I was taught that because I personally chose to take classes when I became a gun owner years ago. Baldwin is not a gun owner and did not choose to become a gun owner. He was filling a role in a production.
See, it’s a bit more nuanced than this view point.
its was meant be a fake gun as well and she prob told him where point
@@megan2026. Where did you hear his gun was intended to be a fake? I ask because that is absolutely untrue.
@@megan2026 Do you not understand???? does not matter prop or not!!! Wake Up!
@@TitaniumTurbine So the script called for him to point and fire?
It doesn’t matter if it was an accident. Someone died. That’s why it’s called involuntary manslaughter. Because you don’t mean to do it. But there is still a penalty to be handed out. If she went to jail, then he needs to as well.
My thoughts exactly!
She was in charge of firearms/munitions, he was not. There’s such things as culpability and responsibility. If you work in a donut shop and the baker poisoned the goods, should you be charged because you handed those goods to customers?
@@TitaniumTurbineexactly!
Wrong. There were three people responsible for checking the gun before it got to Alec. He is the actor. Those people are responsible
@@Kut-Pile Exactly. Bottom line is you don’t point a gun at anything you’re not willing to destroy. Everyone knows that!
Alec was a producer (boss) and he’s responsible for all aspects of the production, including safety.
He ran a chaotic set hyper focused on time.
Alec inappropriately handled the weapon on several previous occasions and lied about pulling the trigger.
Alec is a seasoned actor and knows protocol. At a minimum, he knows not to point a gun directly at someone.
The question is who put a loaded round in the gun????
No. The question is now who was last in the chain of custody of the gun, pointed it at another person, cocked it, pulled the trigger and killed that person. Assuming a gun is not loaded, is not dangerous and is not lethal is not a valid excuse or defense against negligent homicide and manslaughter.
In my opinion that's the ONLY necessary question.
for real!
@@Northernlightzzzz on set rules are almost exactly these: Treat every gun as if it were loaded. Always point your gun in a safe direction. Never point your gun at anything you don't intend to shoot. Keep your finger off the trigger until you’re ready to shoot. Baldwin was reckless and clearly NOT safe (look at the clips from the HG trial).
that is not relevant. Gun training 101 states you don’t point a gun at anyone unless you are prepared to kill them and you always check a gun when it’s handed to you.
Everybody stands behind Alec! It's too dangerous to stand in front of him!😂
Audio is absolutely terrible
Wow, it’s been 3 years. Unbelievable.
Yeah Helena's son is TWELVE now 😞
Trials take time. 3 years is not that long for a trial to get before a jury.
@@Asidebar okay? But why was the Armorer and someone else already serving jail time and had their trials while his took 3 years?! It’s probably because he tried to lie and settle with money and it wasn’t enough. This is BS. He should have been locked up along with the Armorer and anyone else that’s already been found guilty. My biggest gripe with this is that you don’t be as old as Alec is and not know how to handle a gun. Actor in acting or not, I’m going to be diligent in ensuring the weapon doesn’t have live rounds and is safe if it goes off even if it’s been cleared by others.
@@kenshin527 HGR’s trial wasn’t that long ago though. This incident to trial time span isn’t uncommon at all, if anything it’s on par or above average from how quickly these cases tend to get before a judge.
You’re letting your bias get in the way of reality and a fair trial.
@@TitaniumTurbine this isn’t bias, this is common sense and he’s known to be around guns before. He’s guilty of criminal negligence and essentially both counts. As well as being producer and ensuring that everyone follows safety and he was barely present for the safety briefings regarding gun safety.
No one is above the law.
@@TransitionSF That trump is.
Then law should be for the one that actually commited the crime
this was accident, no crime
@@Galways Trump 2024
Then why oh why is trump not in jail?
Guilty 100%
there is no doubt baldwin played a part in the negligence, he settled a court case
that alone is reason to convict
money should not buy your way out of a violent act that caused loss of life
he should serve some time in jail and spend at least two years on probation as well as attending safety classes
It only it was that simplistic. People settle civil cases all of the time - it’s not an admission of guilt.
I do think that as a producer, he had a level of responsibility for what went on on his movie. I don’t know enough about the culpability of an actor and I’m interested to see how this plays out.
Did he settle? Or his production company? I feel that distinction will be brought up by someone.
That’s now how this works. People- this is what you get as a jury of your “peers.”
Sorry, the armorer loaded the gun you dope
@@waynedragon7432
who shot halyna?
it sure wasn't me
was it you?
Who dumped a live round into the bin?
Obviously you did not watch Hannah’s trial prior to this one.
Who cocked the gun and pulled the trigger?
@@jayniekinser7029 - Does Hannah admit that she brought live rounds from home?
Or is it still disputed?
Also, after bringing it from home, how did it get into the bin?
I don't believe the Prosecution ever found the source of the live rounds. Period.
@@Momma-angela I didn't know it was on here and didn't think to watch it. Say what happened with that trial thanks?
Why does she remind me of a character on SNL?
Me, too and I can’t place it
He is guilty... everyone else that had a part in it was charged with something and he needs to be held accountable in some respect as well period
Baldwin's Police interview and the two television interviews are going to convict him. So much footage of Baldwin not following gun safety is another major issue of negligence.
"Attorneys" doesn't have an apostrophe (')
Is Baldwin nodding out?
I’ve never heard about a serious criminal case being dropped by a judge because of one small error of the state.
They looks incredibly corrupt to me.
The fact that he’s on trial for this is just ridiculous. It wasn’t his fault. Justice was served when the armorer, who’s actually at fault, was convicted.
@SteveSpeaks-u9p He was holding the gun and aiming it the way Halyna wanted him to. He wasn’t negligent, he was doing his job. Hannah wasn’t doing her job, she was negligent.
@SteveSpeaks-u9p Were you?
@SteveSpeaks-u9p I wasn’t there but my input is based on the facts, and from the things that were said by the people who were there.
@SteveSpeaks-u9p I feel like if you actually knew anyone who worked on the set, your answers would be the same as not just mine, but everybody who was actually on that set and makes movies for a living.
It's already said and done. The judge and defense team are going to set him free. It is so obvious. He can't be tried as a producer and tell the jury he was responsible and show a list of rules he should have gone by . It's a shame that justice is only given to the rich and famous. The poor lady he killed gets no justice. The judge is going to make sure he goes free. She's doing it now and yesterday's ruling. He is producer and actor. He was wrong and careless.. This is why we have no respect for the law
Okay Miss Cleo 😂you know more than everyone in the court room apparently. How have you not won the lottery yet with such psychic powers!
Ugh! This judge!!!!
Alec looks like he's an actor playing a lawyer in a movie -
Glen Ross movie. He was playing well there.
Alec
Baldwin has his lawyer look happening as the actor he is.
I have a feeling it’s possible we’ll see him “break” at one point lol
I was thinking the same, akin to Spencer Tracy in 'Judgement At Nuremberg'
Interesting!
As a child, I learned gun safety. If handed a gun in a safe manner, I always check it myself to ensure it is not loaded. If you don't check it, assume the gun is always loaded and treat it and others with respect. One should NEVER point a gun at someone else whether it is loaded or unloaded. That's only common sense. Alec Baldwin failed on all gun safety rules. He is responsible for the murder of an innocent individual regardless of whether the gun handed to him was loaded or not. He had the responsibility to check the weapon for himself. To point the finger at others for safety violations is irresponsible.
I fully stand behind Alec Baldwin... because I would never stand in front of him
😂
cheeky but horrible 😭
The level of prosecution in this case is a joke.
This will be ear marked the "umm trial" for the rest of my life for future reference...
THE REASON ALEC B ACTED THE WAY HE DID WAS THE FACT THAT WHILE ACTING WENT INTO BEING PRODUCER IN ONE SENTENCED AND THE "ACTOR " ON THE NEXT SENTENCED AND EVERYONE HAD TO LISTEN TO THE BOSS! IF HE WERE JUST THE >>>"ACTOR">THE PRODUCER >>> WHO IS STANDING RIGHT THERE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! JUDGE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As actor PLUS producer role gives a clearer picture of the lawful list of responsibilities. To say he was only acting as an actor brings his charges down to a less severe level of manslaughter.
Wow. Is this Judge for real.
Keen observation on your part. I was thinking the very same thing.
@@tsteinour this is one of the most unprofessional courtrooms I have seen. That’s why decide not to watch too much in order to avoid high blood pressure.
I wish people would stop calling him Alex. His name is Alec. Thank you for listening.
His birth name is alex
If I was in the jury, I would find him guilty. If you are handling a firearm, regardless if it was not loaded, I would not point it at anybody. I would ask the defendant, would you point an unloaded gun at your family or yourself?
How horrible the prosecution wants to show autopsy photos and a video of Helena on the ground after being shot. If I was the judge I would not allow it. Helena was a human being not a prop for their case! Absolutely horrible.
What?? It’s called evidence That is routine in most murder/ manslaughter cases.
This is in order to get justice for Halayna, she would have approved.
@SteveSpeaks-u9p It is not necessary in this case. We know how she was killed and where the bullet came from. There is no suspected second shooter on the grassy knoll. It's a sympathy strategy on the part of the prosecution to turn them against Baldwin. It shows their case is weak if they are stooping to such levels.
State attorney talks with her hands - is she in grade school?
Hanna was found guilty and so he should to.
He has likely paid for a great lawyer and could possibly get off
Guilty
That prosecutor is embarrassing
Alec Baldwin must have a makeup artist living with him
"I think it's Boulder wanting us to go away." - Alec Baldwin
i bet they stop making movies in New Mexico, this trial will be different, Baldwin got big money attornies.
Please tell me that the audio miraculously balances out early on
I hope Hollywood never makes another movie in New Mexico!!
What is in controversy such that the autopsy photos are probative?
As an actor not guilty as a producer he has 100 percent liability
Did he point gun at people? Yes.
Is it ever ok to point gun at a person?
No.
Is there footage of him pointing gun at people?
Yes.
Were there misfires on set prior to this tragic incident?
Yes.
Could this incident have been prevented?
Yes.
alec should accept and plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter, he obviously didn't plan to shoot someone. This trial looks extremely boring and useless to me
Is it just me but does the stare lawyer and the judge look alike. They gonna make him guilty regardless
Yes, one of the prosecutors looks very similar to the judge.
This judge is mumbling, stumbling around like somebody else we know 😂
Try cleaning out the ear wax!🤣
Anyone having trouble hearing?
the fix is in...Baldwin won't be held liable...
Why should he? It was the armorers fault
So where did the real bullet come from🤔?
Watching
Executive producer provides funds to a film and receives a share of profits. It’s offered to many actors and doesn’t mean they have any responsibility other than that. Not the same as a producer. Baldwin was in the midst of being directed when the gun went off. He was being told where to put his hands and fingers by the cinematographer and the director.
If he’s innocent, why does he need 3 attorneys?
Who ever put the bullet in the gun is the guilty one.
Who did I still don’t know?
No. Baldwin was reckless and did not follow safety precautions. NEVER assume a gun is safe.
what if it was your daughter?
You always check a gun and under no circumstances do you point it at people.
who pulled the trigger after pointing it at her is also guilty
If he wasn’t famous, he would have been I prison. He killed a person and have remorse and dosent care.
I thought they were going to be picking jury members today. I guess they gotta go thru a motion for every piece of evidence first... Cool, cool.
This whole Muppet Show won’t bring Halyna back will it ?
Muppet show? This is the criminal justice system, and if you don’t think we need one then maybe seek some help.
@@td2658 Hannah was the one responsible, right? Wasn't she the one that got hired to do that job? Just curious
1:00:38 wow, she is really trying to prove that she is in control, hey?
This is ridiculous
Y you mean they let his a__ go this long?!! 🤔😆
Ich dachte, Alec konnte das Unglück längst hinter sich lassen und war dabei es zu verarbeiten. Für mich ist er unschuldig. Restlos unschuldig. Mit Sicherheit geht es mal wieder nur um Geld. Ich wünsche Alec, das er diesen Prozess schnell hinter sich hat und in Ruhe und Frieden mit seiner Familie glücklich werden kann. Alles, alles Liebe für Alec Baldwin.
Now, the state is trying to prove that it was Baldwins responsibility and not Hannah's but, Morrisy claimed it was the other way around in the other trial.....DOUBLE STANDARDS! I'm glad that HG refused to testify in this case!!
It's not double standards. Duh. two different trials.
This is very true. If you watched Hannah’s trial they claimed it was her and her alone responsible for the live round and gun safety and they convicted her. Now they want it the other way around for Baldwin. Not a Baldwin fan but this is a double standard.
In New Mexico law involuntary manslaughter requires acting in a reckless manner, proving that the death was an accident and that Alex Baldwin acted as he was supposed to be acting, and not recklessly, would exonerate him. That's why they keep pushing for witnesses to recognize it was an accident. The other charge, negligent use of a firearm, requires the defendant to have used the firearm with negligence. Negligence is defined by "omitting to do something which a reasonable man, guided by those considerations which ordinarily regulate the conduct of human affairs, would do, or doing something which a prudent and reasonable man would not do." That is why they're trying to prove that he didn't act negligently because a) It was a "cold" gun, b) He was adhering to set procedure in which two people would've reviewed the gun before handling it to him. Prosecutors are trying to suggest he acted negligently because he didn't ask about the gun once it was handled it to him. But, based on the facts, he should've been able to reasonably assume the gun didn't pose a threat and that he could handle it as his character would've handled it. Therefore, he didn't act negligently. I would be surprised if he's found guilty.
Is it just me, but I find the prosecutor unlike-able.
Both of them are.
@@CynthiaCalafati she was horrid in the previous trial already, cannot take it second time. They kind of teamed up with the equally dislikeable judge against the defense. One of the most unprofessional prosecutors and courtrooms I have seen.
Nope. She was unlikeable in Hannah’s trial as well. Her attitude is a bit obnoxious.
Yeah her arrogance and “pearl clutching” attitude at anything the defence says is actually really grating
I think she's awesome.
its not Alec that put the real bullet in gun thats the one to blame,,,but he should check that gun all so he was careless with a gun
somebody knew what where and who to exploit
Anybody that handles a gun is just responsible for it as anybody driving a car. If he didn’t check it he’s responsible. He broke all gun handling rules.
A lotta things smell bad ... like an elephant s in the room
The whole production was a debacle. Whose fault is that?
Errrr, Wrong, actors are exactly that, actors. They don't check guns for real rounds, or whether they are functioning properly or anything like that. That is someone else's job, probably multiple peoples jobs, and those people need to be charged with murder.
A BROKEN SYSTEM, or a broken system only for broke people?
Professor Baldwin
True that! PhD and all.😁
WELL STAND CORRECTED >>> THE THE DIRECTOR AND DIRECTING STAFF AND THE SCRIPT PERSON WOULD TELL THE ACTOR "WHAT TO DO" >>> THANKS FOR SHARING ACTOR PERSON " BUT MY BOSS >>> THE PRODUCER "" WANTS IT THIS WAY">> THE PRODUCER IS BALDWIN ....
Alec should be part of a cancel moment Cancel Mr Baldwin
Interesting that the judge denied evidence as a producer. I saw Boeing CEO getting grilled by the US senate. Blaming him for the trouble of the compan.
The prosecution pulled a bunch of stunts in the last trial, they won't get away with it in this trial.
I’m not commenting on the video. Didn’t watch, no interest. I just want to urge the channel owner to edit the apostrophe out of the title. It’s “attorneys” plural, not “attorney’s” possessive. You’re not taking about a thing that belonged to one of the attorneys. See there? See how I used the plural because the judge was angry with more than one attorney? For the love of holy grammar, please freaking fix it.
Baldwin will be found innocent ,
They should have police when making movies with guns, explosives.
I know a clip-on tie when I see one, and Alec is wearing it.
I agree it’s because he has unsteady hands 🙌 hence why he killed someone. Oops slipped my finger on the trigger but says repeatedly on National TV he never pulled the trigger. He’s toast!
Clip on tie 😂😂😂😂😂
so do they have what they asked for or are they not entitled to have it?
VOLUME IS USELESS
Alec's wife is Hilarious
did anyone find it weird that the judge is putting that rule regarding rejections at 57:00:00? I've never seen that before
I assume you mean objections. I have seen other judges rule against speaking objections. Oftentimes a lawyer objects and then says why they object which might lead the witness to answer in a certain way and disrupts the flow of the opposing counsel. By not allowing speaking objections then the objection is dealt with in a sidebar so the discussion is not heard by the witness nor the jury.
I found it odd that the defense attorney would challenge the judge in such a rude way. He’s not winning brownie points with her. That’s for sure.
It's standard procedure for a judge to make a rule no speaking objection before jurors.
@@Asidebar well the difference is when they say "no speaking" that generally means no narrative-explanation (like Elaine always tried to do in the Depp trial) but they are allowed (usually actually asked) to say the basis.; so like "objection-relevance or objection-hearsay or objection-non responsive etc just like the defence attorney asked for. This judge isn't even allowing them to state the legal basis.
bad vibes from afar
Y'all can't even write a grammatically correct video title. You call yourselves journalists? 🤣
i can't deal with judges that pronounce legal words wrong, like when they say "voy dire" instead of "vwa deer" or this judge saying "prah bitive" instead of "pro bitive"
I’d rather watch the movie version of this.
Is court over for today?
What a TwoT that Lawyer for Baldwin is. He could be the 'smoking gun' in this Case.
Alec's glasses are Gucci ?
Uuuugggg I have a hard time listening to the prosecutor. Her attitude is too much for me. Snide remarks are not needed in a court setting.
Stipulate that Hutchins was a human being.
Judge: I will not change my mind! We will have a side-bar every time there is an objection, because I cannot control my own courtroom, and I really want to blame it on the lawyers.
Right? And they have only 8 days for the trial-these people will take up 4 of those at sidebar.
Did you watch Hannah’s trial?
Exactly @Momma-angela...it's because of Prosecutor Morrisey and her behavior and actions in the last trial.
1:04:20 Alien?
He thinks he is entitled...
Maybe he shouldn't have cut his own hair for something this important 🤔 😂
Ugh this trial is going to be so lame . Z z z judge is a joke.
In the Hannah trial prosecution said all of the things they are going after Baldwin for now was irrelevant and they convicted her. Now all the sudden it’s all relevant. Not a Baldwin fan but the prosecution is shady. Don’t think he will be convicted.
This judge is something else. She is obsessed with showing what a boss B she is….we get it 🙄
So agree! Was hard to even listen to her in Hannah’s trial. 🙄
Morrisy acts like that too but this time, she knows she'll be challenged. I forsee her getting really angry lol