HEDRICK, Judge.
At trial, the prosecuting witness undertook to identify some of the men in the courtroom as being present at the crime. It is not clear from the record who was ever identified or whether either of the defendants was pointed to by the witness, but counsel for defendants objected to the identification, which objection was overruled. On appeal, they argue that the court should have conducted a voir dire inquiry as to the basis of the witness's identification...
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