PER CURIAM:
From a jury-waived conviction for robbery in the first degree and a sentence of seven years comes this appeal. Appellant's only point is that the showing of a single photograph to the victim of the crime was so prejudicial an identification procedure as to have tainted her in-court identification, and thereby, deprived appellant of his rights to due process of law.
This contention must be rejected as the record reveals an independent basis for...
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