SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – In a hearing Thursday, Hannah Gutierrez looked to get a new trial or have her case dismissed. NMDOJ retail crime unit recovers hundreds of dollars of stolen merchandise at Coronado Center Defense on Thursday called the states conduct egregious and said they hid evidence that could have changed the outcome of Gutierrez’s trial, while the state denied those claims. “The Teske evidence wasn't deliberately hidden from Mr. Bowles. It was provided to him by his own witness. He could have had it tested at any point in time,” said Prosecutor Kari Morrissey. In 2021, Actor Alec Baldwin was holding a gun that went off with a live round in it on the set of Rust, hitting and killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. His case was dismissed in July because the judge said prosecution failed to disclose evidence.  Gutierrez is serving an 18-month sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the movie set of "Rust" in 2021. Earlier this year, Gutierrez's attorney filed a motion asking for a new trial in her case or to have it dismissed. Their claims include the state didn't log ammunition brought to them after the shooting and said it could provide information about where the live ammunition on set came from. “What Morrissey did in this case is she destroyed public trust across the board with rust prosecutions on a case that was watched by the nation and the world… This court appropriately dismissed that case to restore and maintain and uphold the integrity of our system. I'm asking the court to consider doing that in this case as well,” said Defense Attorney Jason Bowles. Defense asked the judge to release Hannah Gutierrez pending her decision and said she is not a danger. Meanwhile the state objected to the release and said Gutierrez had violations, citing her jail calls showing she was in possession of alcohol during the trial and had a firearm. Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer did not make a decision on Thursday, but plans to rule by next week.