PER CURIAM.
Prior to a hearing on a petition for delinquency, the respondent filed a written motion, sworn to by his attorney, to suppress identification testimony of the victim of the alleged crime. The trial judge refused to accord the respondent a hearing on this motion prior to trial.
The motion was legally sufficient to allege an impermissible suggestion by the prosecuting attorney to the complaining witness as to the identification of the defendant....
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