Michigan Supreme Court· 5/5/1998

People v. Gray

Citations

577 N.W.2d 92
457 Mich. 107

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noting that strong emotions can affect perception and memory and that factors such as “fatigue, nervous exhaustion, alcohol, and drugs” are relevant
noting that strong emotions can affect perception and memory and that factors such as “fatigue, nervous exhaustion, alcohol, and drugs” are relevant
stating that “[t]he independent basis inquiry is a factual one, and the validity of a victim’s in-court identification must be viewed in the light of the totality of the circumstances”
stating that “[t]he independent basis inquiry is a factual one, and the validity of a victim’s in-court identification must be viewed in the light of the totality of the circumstances”
the exhibition of a single photograph to a victim was one of the most suggestive procedures that can be used
“Generally, courts have found that the longer the crime, the better the witness’ opportunity to observe.”

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Judges: Michael F. Cavanagh

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