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In article <uvr10u$27djn$13@dont-email.me>,
 Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

> Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was sentenced to 18 months in prison following Alec 
> Baldwin's RUST shooting in New Mexico in 2021 that left cinematographer 
> Halyna Hutchins dead.
> 
> On Monday, the 26-year-old armorer got emotional before she learned her fate 
> when New Mexico Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer handed down the maximum sentence 
> possible, the New York Post reported.

Involuntary manslaughter has a maximum sentence of only 18 months in New 
Mexico? Wow, that's getting off easy for killing someone.

> Earlier this year, a 12-member jury came back with a guilty verdict after 
> finding the movie weapons supervisor responsible, in part, for Hutchins's 
> death, The Associated Press reported. The jury found she was not guilty of 
> tampering with evidence, which was the second charge Gutierrez-Reed had 
> faced.
> 
> After the verdict was read, defense attorney Jason Bowles said they would 
> appeal the decision, People magazine reported.

Unless she convinces the judge to let her remain free pending appeal-- 
something this judge doesn't sound predisposed to do-- there's not much 
point in appealing. She was only sentenced to a year and a half, which 
is about how long an appeal would take. She'd be out before the decision 
came down. Might as well just do the time and save on the lawyers' fees.