State v. Phifer

HEDRICK, Judge.

Defendant’s first, second and third assignments of error challenge Little’s in-court identification of defendant as the perpetrator of the crime charged.

When the defendant objected to the testimony of Little’s identification of the defendant as the person he saw and spoke *103to in his den, the trial judge followed the procedure prescribed by Chief Justice Bobbitt in State v. Accor and State v. Moore, 277 N.C. 65, 175 S.E. 2d 583 (1970) by conducting a voir dire hearing in the absence of the jury, where, after hearing the testimony of Little, Deputy Sheriff Harward, and the…