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dutch777

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5. Yeah the Republican thing is a non-starter but the constitutional question is interesting
Tue Feb 7, 2023, 07:04 PM
Feb 2023

Of course Alec has the best attorneys I am sure, so smart plays to be expected. Won't change the facts in the case though and doubt a replacement prosecutor will be much more inclined to drop charges at this point.

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This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Feb 2023 #1
It isn't that she's R prosecutor. It is that she is current Republican member of state legislature hlthe2b Feb 2023 #3
This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Feb 2023 #4
New Mexico Constitution. Not US Constitution onenote Feb 2023 #12
In other words if she wants to proceed with this case she can but she has to resign first? cstanleytech Feb 2023 #17
I would guess. hlthe2b Feb 2023 #18
A carefully crafted complaint. He might just prevail on that. hlthe2b Feb 2023 #2
Yeah the Republican thing is a non-starter but the constitutional question is interesting dutch777 Feb 2023 #5
Whoever put live ammo in the gun is the one who should be prosecuted. Permanut Feb 2023 #6
That person if they can find who did it should be prosecuted, friend of a friend Feb 2023 #8
According to one report, Baldwin didn't attend a safety meeting Kaleva Feb 2023 #10
He's not wrong edhopper Feb 2023 #7
I knew the prosecutor was a Trumper Catherine Vincent Feb 2023 #9
She was already running for office when she was appointed and that is the crux of the issue gldstwmn Feb 2023 #11
That is a genuinely interesting question Sympthsical Feb 2023 #13
Baldwin may have some culpability as the Producer, but that would seem to me to be keopeli Feb 2023 #14
He has already settled edhopper Feb 2023 #19
I have read an awful lot about this case and I find the legal aspects interesting. gldstwmn Feb 2023 #30
Really bad headline! Should omit the word "Republican" because it's irrelevant. n/t keopeli Feb 2023 #15
Yahoo bends to the right! Emile Feb 2023 #23
It doesn't matter who prosecutes because he is guilty ripcord Feb 2023 #16
No it doesn't, not in this case edhopper Feb 2023 #20
Hollywood rules do not overrule the law ripcord Feb 2023 #21
Yes they do edhopper Feb 2023 #24
So where exactly is this exception to the law for movies? ripcord Feb 2023 #27
This message was self-deleted by its author gldstwmn Feb 2023 #31
Mens rea Zeitghost Feb 2023 #35
Involuntary manslaughter in New Mexico gldstwmn Feb 2023 #36
Zero expectation is bs . It's a real gun which he knew and there was a famous case of an actor who JI7 Feb 2023 #38
I have a hard time believing Zeitghost Feb 2023 #39
They speed and drive recklessly Zeitghost Feb 2023 #33
Laws don't change on movie sets Zeitghost Feb 2023 #22
It actually is edhopper Feb 2023 #25
If you have a real gun in your hands it is your responsibility to check and see if its loaded. former9thward Feb 2023 #28
This message was self-deleted by its author gldstwmn Feb 2023 #29
Again Zeitghost Feb 2023 #34
gldstwmn........... Upthevibe Feb 2023 #26
He was one of 13 producers on Rust and his production deal applied to script changes, writing, gldstwmn Feb 2023 #32
gldstwmn........ Upthevibe Feb 2023 #40
Should not have been charged itfp Meowmee Feb 2023 #37
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