And what crime would that be? Criminal negligence and depraved indifference aren’t crimes. They’re states of mind required for certain crimes. Criminal negligence, by the way, was the state of mind required for the involuntary manslaughter he was charged with. Depraved indifference would be the state of mind for either 2nd or 3rd degree murder, depending on the state.
What you are describing (negligence in his role as producer) is a tort. And there is a pending lawsuit arguing that very thing. But it’s not a crime. Maybe it should be, but it’s not. There are also multiple producers on that film, and the lawsuit encompasses all of them, something the criminal charges obviously did not. If you’re going to charge someone with a crime in their capacity as producer, I’m not sure why you’d single out Baldwin. He was one of many, and he wasn’t even an executive producer.
