United States v. Curtis Lee Peoples, A/K/A Tyrone Owens

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• finding certainty is not always required in the identification of witnesses because the jury is able to observe the witness and consider the certainty or uncertainty of the identification when determining the witness's credibility
• finding certainty is not always required in the identification of witnesses because the jury is able to observe the witness and consider the certainty or uncertainty of the identification when determining the witness's credibility
• no interrogation where victim of shooting entered interrogation room and defendant immediately apologized for shooting him

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