The issue in this rape case is the extent to which the exclusionary rule forecloses the use of evidence otherwise lawfully acquired by the police but obtained by them after defendant had been identified by the victim in an improper identification procedure. The hearing court believed the improper identification procedures tainted the after-acquired evidence and suppressed not only the victim's identification...
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