Lynch v. State

Shulman, Presiding Judge.

Defendant appeals his convictions of the offenses of robbery and burglary, enumerating error in the denial of his motion to suppress identification testimony. Defendant contends that a photographic display was unnecessarily suggestive and that it denied him his right of due process. Based on this contention, defendant argues that the victim’s subsequent in-court identification of defendant was tainted and should also have been suppressed. Since, we do not agree that the photographic display was improper, defendant’s contentions of error are not meritorious.

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