People v. Miller
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
The defendant was identified by an undercover police investigator as a man called "Slim”, who sold him illegal drugs on two occasions in Peekskill. Both sales were arranged by a confidential informant who introduced "Slim” to the undercover officer and who was present during the sales. The defense was mistaken identification, and two defense witnesses testified that there was another man called "Slim” who sold drugs in Peekskill who closely resembled the defendant, and that the defendant’s nickname was "Bulbhead”, not "Slim”.
The confidential informant’s identity was disclosed to the defense…
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