State v. Hector B. Almaraz, Jr.

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• holding that a lawyer is not ineffective for failing to anticipate a decision in a later case
• holding that a lawyer is not ineffective for failing to anticipate a decision in a later case
• stating that expert testimony relating in general to the proper interview and lineup guidelines did not invade the province of the jury
• focusing on whether the suggestive procedures leading to the identification stemmed from police action
• adding onto Biggers factors arising from system and estimator variables established by eyewitness science
• focusing on whether the suggestive procedures leading to the identification stemmed from police action

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• State v. Hector B. Almaraz, Jr.
  Idaho Supreme Court· 2012-06-05