Dismissal of Baldwin Case Due to Prosecution Withholding Evidence

The chapter delves into a New Mexico judge's decision to dismiss the involuntary manslaughter case against Alec Baldwin mid-trial because the prosecution failed to disclose crucial evidence related to bullets in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer. Insights from former prosecutor Joshua Kastenberg shed light on the implications of this ruling, while the discussion emphasizes the responsibility for gun safety on set regardless of where the live bullets originated.