United States v. Brett Stormer

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• affirming admission of officers’ lay opinion testimony identifying the defendant from surveillance photographs, due to officers’ familiarity with the defendant’s appearance, the defendant’s disguise during the crime, and the poor quality of the photographs
• similar precautionary procedures taken plus preliminary instruction regarding the weight to be given lay opinion testimony was given before testimony heard and in final charge to jury
• similar precautionary procedures taken plus preliminary instruction regarding the weight to be given lay opinion testimony was given before testimony heard and in final charge to jury
• identification testimony by police officers admissible where extensive examination conducted outside presence of jury
• witness had \worked with [the defendant] for several years\
• wit- ness had “worked with [the defendant] for several years”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).