Judge Alec Baldwin ‘Rust’ denounces prosecution after dismissal of case

The judge inside Alec BaldwinThe New Mexico manslaughter case accuses prosecutors of misconduct, which she says prevented the actor from preparing his defense.

In new documents obtained by TMZ, the judge who dismissed the case against Alec says the prosecution “deliberately and intentionally” withheld evidence from Baldwin’s legal team … namely live ammunition found on the “Rust” film set that matches the live bullet that killed Halyna Hutchins.

Remember… during the trial, police investigator Marissa Poppell testified that her superiors instructed her to prepare a report documenting that police had received ammunition and to file it under a different case number than the “Rust” case… so it would not be visible to the defense.

Subdistrict court judge Mary Marlowe Summer dressed the plaintiff in her final written order … saying their “willful and willful misconduct” left her with no choice but to dismiss the case.

The judge again blasted prosecutors for “serious discovery violations amounting to misconduct and false testimony elicited at trial.”

Alec’s case was dismissed last month and it is now take steps to litigate Sheriff of Santa Fe Adan Mendoza and special prosecutor Kari Morrisseywho here becomes the victim of the judge’s wrath.