People v. Spinello
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtDesmond, J.
Defendant-appellant Spinello, above named, appeals here from a divided-vote affirmance of his conviction of robbery in the first degree. The two opinions in the Appellate Division deal mainly with the meaning, and application to this case, of section 393-b of the Code of Criminal Procedure which was passed by the Legislature in 1927 (L. 1927, ch. 336) and is, in full, as follows: “ § 393-b. Testimony of previous identification. When identification of any person is in issue, a witness who has on a previous occasion identified such person may testify to such previous identification.” This…
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