JOSHUA WALLACE v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• noting that defendant convicted of murder in first degree should have raised challenge to constitutionality of statute under which he was sentenced through motion in trial court, rather than through action in county court seeking declaratory judgment
• gatekeeper decision pursuant to G. L. c. 278, § 33E, cannot be appealed to full court or collaterally attacked on merits through other means
• “We have long recognized that ‘a degree of suggestiveness inheres in any identification of a suspect who is isolated in a court room’ . . . [, but that] ‘does not, in itself, render the identification impermissibly suggestive’ ”

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