Officially.. Alec Baldwin case is over

A New Mexico court has rejected an appeal to reconsider dismissing a manslaughter charge against actor Alec Baldwin.

Alec Baldwin appeal dismissed The charge was the tragic shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in October 2021 while filming the movie “Rust.”

The First Judicial District Attorney's Office said in a statement that prosecutor Carrie Morris had withdrawn her earlier appeal and would not pursue the case in the appeals court. "Our goal has always been to bring justice to Hutchins. We regret that Baldwin has not been held accountable for his role in her death, and we hope that the pending cases will bring justice to her family," the statement said.

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The decision is “a great wait.” Defense attorneys Luke Nikas and Alex Spiro called the decision a "great victory" because what happened was "a human tragedy, not a criminal offense." The court confirmed their position from the beginning that the actor had committed no criminal offense. Details of the case

The trial began in July 2023 when Baldwin was charged with criminal negligence for firing a Colt .45 pistol while preparing for a scene. Prosecutors argued that Baldwin acted negligently when he used the gun without checking its safety.

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Case details However, on the third day of the trial, Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer decided to dismiss the case based on allegations that the prosecution had withheld key evidence, including a set of bullets. The judge described the prosecution’s conduct as “very close to bad faith” and showed signs of manipulation.

Baldwin's defense noted that the actor was not responsible for safety procedures on the set, and that he was unaware that there were live bullets in the weapon.