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There are situations where he would still be liable for involuntary manslaughter if they turn out to be true. For instance, if he grabbed a gun from the armorer's work space without verifying with the armorer that it was a safe prop to use, then he would still be liable enough for involuntary manslaughter.

With that said, the most likely consequence will be a plea deal that bumps it down to probation of some sort, whereas a trial would be difficult to prove that Baldwin has sufficient individual liability for the death when a professional armorer was present and in charge of all firearms. It may be possible but it may devolve to he-said-she-said which is typically insufficient for a conviction.