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· 7/3/1929

Conklin v. Newton

Citations

  • 34 F.2d 612
  • 1929 U.S. App. LEXIS 3274
  • 1930 A.M.C. 81

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  • assuming that show-up was unduly suggestive, the court concluded that identification had an independent source because the witness had seen the defendant many times over the course of three years, immediately knew who he was, and had ample opportunity to view him at the time of the crime
  • assuming that show-up was unduly suggestive, the court concluded that identification had an independent source because the witness had seen the defendant many times over the course of three years, immediately knew who he was, and had ample opportunity to view him at the time of the crime
  • witness identification of perpetrator had sufficient independent source because the witness had interacted with the defendant during earlier encounters and immediately knew who he was
  • witness identification of perpetrator had sufficient independent source because the witness had interacted with the defendant during earlier encounters and immediately knew who he was
  • identification was reliable where, among other things, the witness had encountered the defendant several times over a period of three years

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