12 jurors were selected to be jurors in the manslaughter trial that is involuntary.

The perpetrator could be sentenced to up to an 18-month prison sentence if the jurors are unanimously convinced the conviction of his crime.

A jury of 12 A jury of 12 members was chosen on Tuesday in his trial on trial in New Mexico, where he is being charged with manslaughter by involuntary means during the shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins while on the set in”Rust,” a Western production “Rust” in 2021.

He could be sentenced to a maximum of 18 months in prison if jurors are unanimous in their determination that he committed the offence.

Baldwin was practicing an act at an exercise at the Bonanza Creek Ranch in Santa Fe County in the evening of October. 21st, 2021. The prop revolver he carried was fired, killing Hutchins 42 and injured director Joel Souza.

Baldwin did not filed a plea to be innocent. He says Baldwin was unaware that the revolver actually a round and that it discharged in error, after he instructed him to aim it at Hutchins.

Baldwin aged 66 along with his lawyer won an important legal victory Monday. First Judicial District Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer decided in an in-procedural hearing that Baldwin’s participation as a co-producer of the television show “Rust” is not relevant to the trial. The decision stops the prosecution from trying to argue that Baldwin was the sole responsible party for the production.

The route towards the finish line was well-paved twists, turns, and the ruts.

The initial charges included involuntary manslaughter and the enhancement of guns, however the charge was disqualified. Charges were dismissed in April 2023, because the prosecution could argue “new facts in the case.” The following January the jury found the defendant on an involuntary murder charge. It was the second time.

Baldwin’s lawyers asked judges in the month of March for drop the case, arguing that the gun had been severely damaged during forensic tests in the FBI lab. However, their request was not granted.

Baldwin not the sole one associated with”Rust” Production “Rust” production who has been charged with criminal offences.

Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the armorer who was responsible for the handling of all prop guns within the “Rust” set, was found guilty of manslaughter without cause in March of this year. The actress was sentenced to 18 months in prison and is seeking the possibility of a retrial.

The First Judicial District Court brought hundreds of jurors who could be interviewed during the Tuesday. The cameras inside the room were turned off to protect their privacy and identity, but the remainder events will streamed live.

A total of 4 jurors drawn from an alternative pool were selected on Tuesday afternoon.

Prosecutors quizzed prospective jurors regarding a range of questions. One of them was the question of whether they owned firearms or an open carry license, or were employed as a film producer.

Trial is expected to last for about 10-days. It was unclear whether Baldwin will testify in defense of himself.

Baldwin was in the courthouse on Tuesday morning wearing his gray suit, tie white shirt as well as glasses. Four people were sitting in the row to the left of him. They included his wife Hilaria Baldwin as well as the brother of Stephen Baldwin Stephen Baldwin. Stephen Baldwin.

Baldwin has been a three-time Emmy award winner thanks to his role on his role on the NBC program “30 Rock” and his record-breaking 17 host roles in”Saturday Night Live.” NBC program “Saturday Night Live.” He has appeared in movies such as “Beetlejuice,” “The Hunt for Red October,” “Glengarry Glen Ross” and “The Cooler,” the latter of which won him nomination for an Oscar nomination.

Correct (July 9 2024 8.15 p.m. ET) The original report was incorrect in spelling the name of the judge. It’s Mary Marlowe Sommer, not Summer. The story incorrectly states that Baldwin’s charges were dismissed just prior to his indictment was re-issued. The charges were dismissed on April 20th in 2023. Not in April.