The second day of Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter trial saw a series of delays as the prosecution and defense clashed over the admissibility of evidence. The proceedings were interrupted multiple times as both sides argued their positions before Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer.
One of the disputes arose when Baldwin's defense attorney attempted to introduce several exhibits, only to be met with objections from special prosecutor Kari Morrissey. Morrissey pointed out that a thorough review of the evidence should have been conducted prior to the 'Rust' trial, indicating a lack of preparation on the defense's part.
