Partridge v. State

Because one of the victims was able to positively identify Partridge in the pre-trial photo array and at trial, I concur in the judgment reached by the majority, but write separately to express my concerns with the inherently suggestive in-court identification by the other victim.

The majority holds that appellant’s issue is foreclosed by our Supreme Court in Ralston v. State, 251 Ga. 682 (2) (309 SE2d 135) (1983). I believe Ralston is factually distinguishable, hence not controlling. In Ralston appellants contended that their in-court identification should have been excluded from evidence…