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State v. Wiggins

Citations

  • 74 Conn. App. 703
  • 813 A.2d 1056
  • 2003 Conn. App. LEXIS 24

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  • stating that “closing argument may be employed to demonstrate the problems that might arise as a result of cross-racial identification”
  • stating that \closing argument may be employed to demonstrate the problems that might arise as a result of cross-racial identification\
  • jury was properly charged with a general instruction on eyewitness identification and defendant was not entitled to an additional instruction on cross-racial identification issues
  • jury was properly charged with a general instruction on eyewitness identification and defendant was not entitled to an additional instruction on cross-racial identification issues
  • “Although cross-racial identification jury instructions may not be required, cross-examination and closing argument may be employed to demonstrate the problems that might arise as a result of cross-racial identification.”
  • “Although cross-racial identification jury instructions may not be required, cross-examination and closing argument may be employed to demonstrate the problems that might arise as a result of cross-racial identification”

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