Lockett v. State

Webb, Judge.

Charlie Lockett’s probation was revoked after a hearing at which the court found that he had committed the offenses of armed robbery and robbery by force, and he appeals.

1. Lockett asserts that in-court identifications of certain witnesses were impermissibly tainted by an unnecessarily suggestive pre-trial lineup. Under the totality of the circumstances, including the opportunity of these witnesses who were victims of the robberies to observe Lockett in good light and at close hand for a substantial period of time, we find these identifications were admissible. Wilson v. State,…