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Hill v. Commonwealth

Citations

  • 347 S.E.2d 913
  • 2 Va. App. 683
  • 3 Va. Law Rep. 251
  • 1986 Va. App. LEXIS 321

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  • holding that even if an out-of-court identification is found to be unduly suggestive, an in-court identification may still be made if such is shown to have an independent origin
  • fact that officer wants witness to view a suspect carries with it the \necessarily unavoidable\ implication that the officer believes he is guilty
  • “even if evidence of the out-of-court identification cannot be admitted, an in-court identification may still be made if the origin of that identification is independent of the inadmissible out-of-court identification procedure”

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Judges: Koontz

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