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Commonwealth v. Williams

Citations

  • 54 Mass. App. Ct. 236
  • 764 N.E.2d 889
  • 2002 Mass. App. LEXIS 364

How courts have described this case

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  • in characterizing Rodriguez, court observed that “generic commentary on witness credibility was insufficient to alert jury that witness may have made good faith error in identification”
  • “The cases make plain that judges should furnish jurors with a set of practical criteria by which they can assess the quality of an asserted identification . . .”
  • that school was elementary school could be inferred from police officer’s testimony that it was attended by children between ages five and ten, including that officer’s godchildren, and that he used to work there as crossing guard
  • that a school was an elementary school could be inferred from a police officer’s testimony that it was attended by children between ages five and ten, including the officer’s godchildren, and that he used to work there as crossing guard

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Judges: Lenk

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