People of Michigan v. Anthony Larue Williams

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• Lay witness testimony identifying a person in surveillance footage allowable if the witness has had “sufficient contacts” with the person or the person’s appearance at trial differs from the appearance in the photographs.
• Identification testimony was improper when the testifying officer lacked pre-offense contact with defendants.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).