MARTIN, Judge.
Defendants contend their in-court identification by Carolyn D. Caton was based on unnecessarily suggestive pretrial identification procedures which violated due process.
Our Court has generally held that an in-court identification of the accused by a witness who took part in such pretrial confrontation must be excluded unless it is first determined by the trial judge on voir dire that the in-court identification is of independent origin and...
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