Alec Baldwin's Trial for Shooting Cinematographer
Alec Baldwin's trial for the shooting of a cinematographer is set to begin in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he could face up to 18 months in prison if found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Baldwin claims the gun fired accidentally during a rehearsal for the film 'Rust.' Jury selection is underway.
Key Points
- Baldwin faces a charge of involuntary manslaughter
- Jury selection is underway in Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Baldwin claims the gun fired accidentally
Pros
- Justice being served for the victims and their families
- Highlighting safety obligations on film sets
Cons
- Loss of life and injuries caused by the shooting
- Negative impact on the film industry