ARNOLD, Judge.
Defendant first attacks the refusal of the trial court to suppress the in-court identification of the defendant by Carlton. He argues that not only was the pretrial showing of photographs improper, but that the in-court identification did not meet the tests to remove the taint of illegality. We disagree.
Even though the photograph showing here was unnecessarily suggestive, as the State concedes, the in-court identification is still admissible...
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