State v. Larocco

The defendant was convicted of the theft of an $80,000 truck. 1 He urges insufficiency of evidence to identify him as the thief, and points to claimed unfair “lineups” and “arrays of photographs” to support his contention. No objection was made to any such evidence admitted or its insufficiency so that his point on appeal in this respect is not before us. In State v. McCardell, 2 we cited with approval a Kansas case, 3 which held as follows:

The ... rule long adhered to in this state requires timely and specific objection to admission of evidence in order for the question of admissibility to…