J. H. Buchanan v. T. G. Vaught

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• stating that the rationale for permitting near-in-time show-up identifications “presumes both that the witness had an adequate opportunity to observe the perpetrator in the first place” and could “identify the subject of the show-up with a great degree of certainty”

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