Judge denies Alec Baldwin's motion to dismiss manslaughter charge
- A court ruling on Friday allows Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter case to proceed to trial in early July, as key evidence complaints were rejected by Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer.
- Judge Marlowe Sommer sided with prosecutors, denying a motion to dismiss the case against Baldwin. Defense attorneys argued the gun involved in the fatal incident was damaged during FBI forensic testing.
- The ruling clears the way for prosecutors to advance the case to trial, with jury selection set for July 9 in Santa Fe. Baldwin has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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