Williams v. State

The prosecutor positively identified the defendant as the man who held a pistol in his face while the defendant's two associates searched and robbed him. The prosecutor testified in part as follows, in regard to his identification of the defendant: “It is dark under the tree and at night, and I could see him when he held the flashlight right on me; I could look right *112in his face. He held the flashlight in my eye about three or four minutes, yet I'was not dazed and could see who it was.” This evidence is not so “unreasonable” as to make it impossible for the prosecutor, as contended by the…