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Topic	Alec Baldwin Trial
NFUN 07/10/24 1:51:54 PM #18:	Yesmar_ posted... My understanding is that his role as a Producer isn't being considered, and if it's not, I'm not sure how he can be found guilty. Sure, he shouldn't have pointed the gun at someone, but he was told it was empty. That's not criminal to me. Not everything wrong, not even everything horribly wrong is criminal. If he knew it was a real gun, that's still reckless. The Gun Is Always Loaded is probably the very first thing he was taught in safety training (which he seems he had according to the thread), so based on that alone without lawyers saying their law sorcery at me I'm inclined to think it's criminal negligence --- No mule can match wits with me. Oh yes, many have tried, and almost all have failed! <cite>NFUN posted [p:981234367] in Alec Baldw... [t:80807194]...</cite> <quote>Yesmar_ posted... </cite><quote>My understanding is that his role as a Producer isn't being considered, and if it's not, I'm not sure how he can be found guilty. Sure, he shouldn't have pointed the gun at someone, but he was told it was empty. That's not criminal to me. Not everything wrong, not even everything horribly wrong is criminal.</quote>If he knew it was a real gun, that's still reckless. The Gun Is Always Loaded is probably the very first thing he was taught in safety training (which he seems he had according to the thread), so based on that alone without lawyers saying their law sorcery at me I'm inclined to think it's criminal negligence --- No mule can match wits with me. Oh yes, many have tried, and almost all have failed!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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