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· 1/4/2024

Matter of Pawel v. Justice Ctr. for the Protection of People with Special Needs

Citations

  • 200 N.Y.S.3d 380
  • 2024 NY Slip Op 00029

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  • single suspect showup, twelve days after robbery [and two years before Stovall] held unwarranted and impermissibly suggestive
  • \potential for prejudicial error\ increased by prosecutor's and judge's statements, absent evidence, of selection by witnesses of defendant's photograph out of a group of photographs
  • “potential for prejudicial error” increased by prosecutor’s and judge’s statements, absent evidence, of selection by witnesses of defendant’s photograph out of a group of photographs
  • use of single photo “highly suggestive”

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