

State of New Mexico v. Alec Baldwin
Sep 2, 2024
This episode features Alec Baldwin, a prominent actor entangled in legal battles following a fatal incident on his film set, and Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the film's armorer. They discuss the tragic shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and the legal implications that ensued. Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer provides insight into the dismissal of the case, sparking debates on prosecutorial conduct and celebrity accountability. The intricate dynamics of evidence handling and courtroom strategies are explored, raising ethical questions for both legal representation and the film industry.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Dramatic Courtroom Insights: The Alec Baldwin Mistrial
01:33 • 5min
Unpacking the Rust Incident: Baldwin's Legal Battle
06:58 • 11min
Unpacking High-Profile Legal Complexities
18:25 • 20min
Exploring Evidence Disclosure and Legal Violations
38:24 • 3min
Evidence and Controversy in the Courtroom
41:12 • 20min
Understanding Brady Violations in Legal Trials
01:00:54 • 4min
The Imperative of Transparency in Legal Proceedings
01:04:41 • 2min
Courtroom Tactics and Evidence Integrity
01:06:20 • 25min
Complexities of Evidence in the Baldwin Trial
01:30:59 • 12min
Legal Dilemmas and Evidence Scrutiny
01:43:22 • 3min
The Ammo Controversy in the Rust Case
01:46:30 • 13min
Legal Turmoil: Baldwin and Gutierrez-Reed Cases
01:59:30 • 14min
Courtroom Dynamics and Legal Arguments in a High-Profile Case
02:13:36 • 5min
Legal Complexities in the Baldwin Case
02:18:54 • 12min
Justice, Celebrity, and Emotional Accountability
02:30:39 • 3min