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State v. Taylor

Citations

  • 594 N.W.2d 158
  • 1999 Minn. LEXIS 257
  • 1999 WL 278147

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  • stating that a one-person show-up is by its very nature suggestive, although not per se unnecessarily suggestive
  • holding that a one-person show-up is not per se unnecessarily suggestive
  • distinguishing the facts of the case by stating, “This is not a case where the police singled [defendant] out from the general population based on a description given to them by a victim, and then proceeded to present him to the victim, in handcuffs, for identification in a one-person show-up”

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