United States v. Deshawn Greene

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• holding that admission of resemblance testimony did not qualify as plain error because it did not affect the outcome of trial
• holding that the witness “had a limited opportunity to view the robber, given the robber’s disguise, his brief amount of time in the bank, and the presence of [a] firearm”
• explaining that the eyewitness had a gun pointed at her, which weighed against the reliability of her testimony
• explaining that the eyewitness had a gun pointed at her, which weighed against the reliability of her testimony
• finding that a 17- month delay between the crime and the identification constituted “an unquestionably lengthy period of time that must weigh against reliability”
• concluding due process requires a trial court to screen an initial in-court identification

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