Alec Baldwin has just been warned against letting ‘things become as business as usual’ after being charged with manslaughter.
Miguel Custodio, a Los Angeles personal injury attorney and co-founder of Custodio and Dubey LLP made these admissions.
Custodio’s made he’s claims while speaking to Fox News Digital.
Custodio started by saying, “I think there will be a battle of experts at trial.”
“You are going to hear a lot about what the standard is for an actor to check whether a gun is loaded or not, and that may poke holes in the prosecution's argument.”
Even District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies admitted, “Even so, there’s still a lot of evidence that needs to be divulged.”
“Whether these charges stick or not, I think New Mexico has made a very important point that if you want to film in the state, you cannot cut corners on safety.”
“In the meantime, for Baldwin, I think he’s going to make it seem like it's business as usual, that this was a tragic accident, and that he bears no responsibility or blame.”
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