People v. Hilton

OPINION OF THE COURT

Steven W. Fisher, J.

On this motion, the defendant seeks to preclude, or in the alternative to suppress, the potential identification testimony of the complaining witness. The defendant maintains that preclusion is warranted because the identification notice served upon him did not satisfy the requirements of CPL 710.30. In the alternative, he contends that suppression is required because the People failed to carry their burden of coming forward at the Wade hearing with evidence of the lawfulness of the pretrial identification procedures and because the lineup was shown to…