Alec Baldwin Manslaughter Trial: Day 1, Part 2

Today is the first day of the Alec Baldwin involuntary manslaughter trial, over his shooting dead cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the movie set of low-budget western "Rust" on October 21, 2021.

This live stream is the afternoon of the first day, and I expect we'll be seeing the State continue to present its case in chief and the defense to continue to cross-examine those State witnesses.

I anticipate that I will be doing separate morning (~10AM ET) and afternoon (~3PM ET) live streams each day of the trial, and I also plan to do some kind of end-of-day live stream recap in the evenings. (Wish me luck!)

Also, I want to put on your radar that we are doing a VERY SPECIAL end-of-week LIVE recap show on Sunday, July 14, at 5PM ET. THIS RECAP SHOW WILL NOT BE ON SOCIAL MEDIA! While it will be 100% FREE, it will require registration, as we're limited to 500 webinar seats. We will be giving away MORE THAN $10,000 in prizes during this recap webinar, and we'll also enjoy the company of my good friend ADAM BALDWIN (not to be confused with defendant Alec Baldwin), as well.

More details below!

$10,000 GIVEAWAY ALERT!

Join us LIVE for an exclusive event where we dive deep into Alec Baldwin's self-defense case and its implications for self-defense law and concealed carry. Hosted by Attorney Andrew Branca and special guest Adam Baldwin, this is an event you won't want to miss!

Event Date: Sunday, July 14th

Time: 5PM EST / 2PM PST

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What to Expect:

Expert Analysis: Break down the key moments from Alec Baldwin's trial with legal expert Attorney Andrew Branca.

Special Guest Insight: Actor Adam Baldwin shares his unique perspective on the case and its broader implications.

Exclusive Q&A Session: Get your burning questions answered by our experts in real-time.

$10,000 Giveaway: We're giving away over $10,000 in gifts! But you must attend the live event to claim your prize.

Highlights Include:

What did Alec Baldwin ACTUALLY do wrong?

Does Baldwin’s Celebrity status help or hurt his legal defense?

How does this relate to self-defense law and concealed carry?

What alternative decisions by Baldwin might have made him “harder to convict”?

This is a limited-seating event, so secure your spot now! Only 500 seats available, and they’re filling up fast!

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Disclaimer: This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For legal advice, please consult with a competent legal professional in your jurisdiction.