Kirby v. Illinois

Kirby and Bean (defendants) were arrested for robbing Willie Shard, and police brought Shard to the station for a showup identification without informing the suspects of any right to counsel or providing an attorney; Shard identified them as the robbers. After the trial court denied a motion to suppress this identification, Shard testified about it and also identified the defendants in court, leading to their convictions, which were upheld on appeal.