State region court Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer on Monday planned the preliminary to run from Feb. 21 through Walk 6 in St Nick Fe, New Mexico. The primary day starts with jury choice.
Gutierrez-Reed has argued not blameworthy to charges of compulsory murder and proof altering in the lethal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during a practice on the arrangement of "Rust" on Oct. 21, 2021.
A lawyer for Gutierrez-Reed has depicted the deadly shooting as a terrible mishap and says the film's armorer perpetrated no wrongdoing. Gutierrez-Reed is right now the sole criminal litigant.
Investigators are gauging whether to refile a charge against Baldwin in the wake of getting another examination of the weapon shot at Hutchins. Extraordinary examiners excused a compulsory homicide allegation against Baldwin in April, saying they were educated the weapon could have been changed before the shooting and failed.
Baldwin has said he pulled back the sledge — yet not the trigger — and the weapon discharged, lethally injuring Hutchins and harming chief Joel Souza.
In Spring, "Rust" partner chief and security organizer David Corridors argued no challenge to a conviction for risky treatment of a gun and got a suspended sentence of a half year of probation. He consented to participate in the examination of the shooting.
Guard lawyers said they intend to introduce proof that Gutierrez-Reed requested that Lobbies get back to her into practice assuming Baldwin wanted to utilize the firearm. They say that didn't occur before Hutchins was shot.
The shooting of "Rust" continued for the current year in Montana, under a concurrence with the cinematographer's single man, Matthew Hutchins, that made him a chief maker.