The hearing court properly found that the victim's identification of defendant had a basis that was independent of a suppressed lineup and thus properly ruled that the victim could make an in-court identification of defendant (in this case, a photo identification because of defendant's absence from the trial). Contrary to defendant's argument, the record before the hearing court does not establish a discrepancy between the victim's description of defendant at the hearing...
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