State v. Legette

HUSKINS, Justice.

Defendants’ first assignment of error is based on the dual contention that (1) their in-court identification by the witness Braswell was tainted by pretrial photographic identification and (2) the court erred in denying defendants the opportunity to view the photographs in question. Defendants argue that the findings and conclusions to the contrary are erroneous and that their motion to suppress the in-court identification should have been allowed.

The evidence developed on voir dire tends to show that four or five hours after the robbery Deputy Sheriff Grant took about a…