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State v. Manna

Citations

  • 130 N.H. 306
  • 539 A.2d 284
  • 1988 N.H. LEXIS 5

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  • noting that there would be no occasion for the officer in his role as witness to describe the defendant to himself in his role as investigator
  • teaching of Howe is that police must not be permitted to unduly suggest who perpetrator is when identification is a key to State’s case
  • “Officer Casale could not be found through the photo identification process to have impermissibly suggested to himself the [identity of the suspect].”
  • “[Manson] is clearly distinguishable from this case because the suggestive photo identification procedure was employed by a second regular officer.”

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Judges: Johnson

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