The principal issue is whether the trial court committed reversible error in denying defendant's motion to suppress identification testimony. Defendant's contention that the in-court identification was the result of a previous show-up identification procedure so suggestive as to deny him due process is without merit. Rose Lawlor, a bank teller, testified that on October 12, 1976 she spent approximately 25 minutes with defendant assisting him in opening a savings account into...
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