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Opinion
418 U.S. 909 · Supreme Court of the United States · Jul 8, 1974
Full text
United States v. Hopkins
S.D. New York · Feb 23, 1978
D.C. Circuit · Jul 18, 1977
Second Circuit · May 16, 1977
Parentheticals
holding that an in-court identification amounts to a “show-up” but is not per se inadmissible or an automatic violation of due process but depends on the totality of the circumstances
finding an in-court identification equivalent to a show-up but noting that the procedure was inadvertent and there was not “the slightest suggestion that the prosecution was in any way attempting to bring the confrontation about in the fashion that it occurred”
