According to the Supreme Court opinion in Stovall v. Denno (1967), involving the use of a show-up to identify the defendant in a homicide case,
I. the identification procedure was suggestive and violated due process.
II. the procedure resulted in irreparable mistaken identification.
III. the show-up was unnecessary.
IV. the show-up was justified by the circumstances surrounding the victim's health.

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The Supreme Court in Stovall v. Denno (1967) held that the show-up identification was justified due to the urgent circumstances related to the victim's health, as the victim was in critical condition and it was uncertain if she would survive to identify the assailant later.

According to the Supreme Court Opinion in Stovall V