Justin Wilson v. State of Arkansas

Summary

The court affirmed Wilson’s convictions and sentences for multiple shooting-related offenses. It held that the surviving victim’s identification was admissible because the victim named Wilson before viewing the single photograph, so the procedure was not unduly suggestive. The court also held that substantial evidence supported Wilson’s identity as the perpetrator, including the victim’s testimony, a jailhouse statement, and Wilson’s own admissions about his presence and flight.