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· 4/9/1970

United States v. Lawrence Cunningham, United States of America v. Richard Dews, Jr.

Citations

  • 423 F.2d 1269
  • 1970 U.S. App. LEXIS 9866

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  • holding that \must find defendant guilty\ did not improperly direct a verdict
  • affirming admission of testimony concerning photographic identifications as not impermissibly suggestive although seven of fourteen photographs were of appellants, and the only color photographs were of appellants and a codefendant
  • several witnesses testified as to the similarity between the gun admitted and the one used
  • several witnesses testified as to the similarity between the gun admitted and the one used
  • 7 out of 14 photographs shown were of defendants, only color photographs were of defendants
  • admission of testimony concerning photographic identifications was not impermissibly suggestive although seven of 14 photographs were of appellants, and the only color photographs were of appellants and a codefendant

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Judges: Boreman, Winter, Craven

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