Ruling by
Joshua P. GrobanLower Court
California Courts of AppealLower Court Judge
Raymond J. IkolaJury instruction listing eyewitness certainty as factor for jury to consider in evaluating eyewitness identification did not violate due process because defendant used expert testimony to combat inference that witness certainty means accuracy.
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