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Judge Allows Alec Baldwin's Post-Shooting Demeanor As Evidence

Hilaria Baldwin listens during her husband actor Alec Baldwin's hearing in Santa Fe County District Court, Wednesday, July 10, 2024, in Santa Fe, N.M. Baldwin is facing a single charge of involuntary

During a break in the trial proceedings, the judge, Mary Marlowe Sommer, made a ruling regarding the admissibility of certain evidence in the case involving Alec Baldwin. The defense had argued that Baldwin's demeanor after the shooting was not relevant, but Judge Sommer disagreed and allowed it to be presented to the jury.

Prosecutor Kari Morrissey advocated for the inclusion of comments made by Baldwin to detectives, indicating his eagerness to return home immediately after the incident. Morrissey highlighted Baldwin's apparent lack of concern for the individuals injured in the shooting, stating, 'Two people are in the hospital and he doesn’t even want to stay.'

Prosecutor Morrissey highlighted Baldwin's lack of concern for the injured individuals.
Judge Sommer allowed Baldwin's demeanor post-shooting to be presented as evidence.
Baldwin remained composed during the proceedings.

Despite the critical comments made by Morrissey, Baldwin remained composed. However, he showed agreement by nodding when his attorney defended him, emphasizing that Baldwin had made himself available and had offered to stay if needed.

The judge's decision to allow Baldwin's demeanor and statements to be presented as evidence provides insight into the aftermath of the shooting and Baldwin's reactions. This ruling will likely play a significant role in shaping the jury's perception of the case and the individuals involved.

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