PADGETT, Judge.
Appellant, after a jury trial, was convicted of the crime of Theft in the First Degree. He contends here that the identification made of him at trial by five witnesses was the result of constitutionally impermissibly suggestive lineup. He further contends that if it is held that he has not sufficiently shown that the identification arose out of an impermissibly suggestive lineup, that his failure to so show arises from the refusal of the trial court...
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