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How do you identify a suspect?
Three identification methods require the services of a forensic or investigative specialist: fingerprint comparison, DNA compare- son, and composite drawing. A more common identification method, the police lineup, involves investigators, witnesses or victims, and a known suspect.
What identification procedure's do you advise your officers to use?
The photo array is the most common police-arranged identification procedure used in the United States. A photo array consists of six to nine photographs displayed to a witness. An officer might create an array by selecting photographs of persons deemed to resemble the perpetrator.
What is the proper method of conducting a photo lineup?
One way to perform a police lineup is to have the eyewitness identify a suspect during a live lineup. This process usually involves having the suspect and four or five other people line up against a wall. Another common way to conduct a police lineup is to present the eyewitness with a series of pictures.
What is a photo line up?
Photo Lineup. A presentation of photographs to a victim or witness of a crime. A photo lineup, also known as a photo array and or photo display, is a procedure used by law enforcement personnel to discover or confirm the identity of a criminal suspect.
What is the minimum number of pictures required for a photo array?
A photo array consists of six to nine photographs displayed to a witness. An officer might create an array by selecting photographs of persons deemed to resemble the perpetrator. Officers might then display the photographs one at a time to the witness and ask whether she or he recognizes each one.
What is the difference between lineup Show up and photographic lineup?
A lineup is different from a show up in that a lineup requires the witness to identify the suspect from a group of people while a show up is a one on one identification. A photographic identification or commonly known as a photo array is the least reliable forms of identification. A photograph is two-dimensional.
Do police really do lineups?
For evidence from a lineup to be admissible in court, the lineup itself must be conducted fairly. The police may not say or do anything that persuades the witness to identify the suspect that they prefer. This includes loading the lineup with people who look very dissimilar to the suspect.
What are the different means of identifying suspects to a crime?
Three identification methods require the services of a forensic or investigative specialist: fingerprint comparison, DNA compare- son, and composite drawing. A more common identification method, the police lineup, involves investigators, witnesses or victims, and a known suspect.
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