Young v. People

This is a companion case to Constantine v. People, 178 Colo. 16, 495 P.2d 208. Young and Constantine were charged and tried jointly with unnatural carnal copulation and conspiracy to commit the same. A third individual was charged with the same offenses, but he was not tried. He testified for the People. The cases of the two defendants were severed for purposes of appeal. We discern no error and therefore affirm.

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The issues on appeal here have commonality with only one of the issues in Constantine — the validity of the in-court identification of the defendant by the victim. What was said in…