That is a civil liability argument.
Like a CEO who cuts the safety standards to much to save money that someone ends up dead?
That is a civil liability argument.
There was a co-producer who hired the people who then hired the staff. For instance, the cast was hired by the casting director, who was in turn hired by the co-producer.
A drunk driver may accidentally kill someone, but they did not drive drunk accidentally.
Was Baldwin intentionally using the gun to threaten Hutchins? That is the legal question.
You moron - that is not the question at all. The question is was he negligent and the answer is clearly yes.
Who does anyone care about these people?
Was Baldwin intentionally using the gun to threaten Hutchins? That is the legal question.
But yes, when you go after a rich defendant, you are forced to put together a bigger team. So it does cut both ways with trump. I would argue trump got away with a lot before being challenged.
How many other shooting incidents has Baldwin been involved in?
That is not the legal question. They have been at it for over a year and a half and know that is not what happened. How many shootings have you been involved in? Baldwin is not a gun lover.
The producer was responsible for hiring the staff.
Yet he seeks to profit off guns with his movie "Rust" where he plays a violent outlaw.
It's like Sean Penn screaming about guns for years then, when he needed money, he made the movie "The Gunman", where he plays a violent mercenary. The movie racks up a body count of 16 or so.
That is a civil liability argument.
It makes sense to me that it's hypocritical of someone to deplore firearms then both have armed guards and profiting off gun violence. Pretend or not.Do you think that made sense? You may not know it but acting is pretend.
And the professional staff was responsible for doing their jobs.