Question 1

The Due Process standard for lineups and showups is the same.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

When deciding if a showup held prior to arrest satisfies Due Process, the judge will consider:

Accepted Answer

A) Whether there was an emergency that justified conducting a showup instead of a lineup 
B) Whether the eyewitness had a good opportunity to view the suspect while the crime was being committed 
C) Whether there was probable cause to detain the suspect at the scene for the showup 
D) All of these will be considered when evaluating Due Process 
A) Whether there was an emergency that justified conducting a showup instead of a lineup 
B) Whether the eyewitness had a good opportunity to view the suspect while the crime was being committed 
C) Whether there was probable cause to detain the suspect at the scene for the showup 
D) All of these will be considered when evaluating Due Process B

Question 3

A showup is a procedure where an eyewitness is shown the picture of a suspect prior to making an arrest.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

A photographic lineup consists of a group of pictures which the eyewitness is asked to look at and tell the officer if the suspect is in the group.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

A person who attended a lineup that was conducted in an unconstitutional manner may not testify at trial.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The suspect can exercise his/her Fifth Amendment rights and refuse to participate in identification procedures.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A suspect has the right to have an attorney present:

Accepted Answer

A) When a witness is asked to identify a suspect in court 
B) During a lineup conducted after first court appearance 
C) At a showup conducted the day before the trial 
D) There is a right to have an attorney present at all of these 
A) When a witness is asked to identify a suspect in court 
B) During a lineup conducted after first court appearance 
C) At a showup conducted the day before the trial 
D) There is a right to have an attorney present at all of these

Question 8

Discuss the defendant's Sixth Amendment rights during showups, lineups, and photographic lineups.

Accepted Answer

The Supreme Court ruled that a person ha

Question 9

A showup is most likely to be conducted in the field because:

Accepted Answer

A) A showup can be conducted even if there is no reasonable suspicion to detain the participants 
B) Officers must have probable cause to transport a suspect to the station for a lineup 
C) Once a suspect is taken to the station the suspect has a right to have an attorney present during identification procedures 
D) The police department must pay transportation costs for individuals to come to the station to view a showup 
A) A showup can be conducted even if there is no reasonable suspicion to detain the participants 
B) Officers must have probable cause to transport a suspect to the station for a lineup 
C) Once a suspect is taken to the station the suspect has a right to have an attorney present during identification procedures 
D) The police department must pay transportation costs for individuals to come to the station to view a showup

Question 10

The people who are placed in a lineup should look sufficiently alike so that no one stands out as the person suspected of committing the crime.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

What rule will be applied by the appellate court to decide if a case should be reversed when a witness who viewed a lineup that violated Due Process made an in-court identification of the defendant during trial

Accepted Answer

A) Harmless Error Rule 
B) Contemporaneous Objection Rule 
C) Hearsay Rule 
D) Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Rule 
A) Harmless Error Rule 
B) Contemporaneous Objection Rule 
C) Hearsay Rule 
D) Fruit of the Poisonous Tree Rule

Question 12

What can police ask participants to do at a lineup without violating their Fifth Amendment rights

Accepted Answer

A) Pose in a position similar to the way the suspect stood during the crime 
B) Say what the robber said while committing the crime 
C) Put on a jacket that was found at the crime scene 
D) All of these can be done without violating the Fifth Amendment 
A) Pose in a position similar to the way the suspect stood during the crime 
B) Say what the robber said while committing the crime 
C) Put on a jacket that was found at the crime scene 
D) All of these can be done without violating the Fifth Amendment

Question 13

A photographic lineup:

Accepted Answer

A) Can only be done with pictures taken for use in photographic lineups 
B) Can be done with high school yearbooks 
C) Can only include individuals suspected of committing the crime 
D) Should include all individuals suspected of committing in same crime 
A) Can only be done with pictures taken for use in photographic lineups 
B) Can be done with high school yearbooks 
C) Can only include individuals suspected of committing the crime 
D) Should include all individuals suspected of committing in same crime

Question 14

A suspect has a Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present at a lineup that is conducted after the preliminary hearing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

A suspect has a Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present at a showup held prior to an arrest.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What is the lowest level of suspicion that must be present for the police to detain a person in the field for a showup

Accepted Answer

A) Police have the authority to detain people to participate in showups based on their subjective opinions 
B) Reasonable suspicion 
C) Probable cause 
D) Proof beyond a reasonable 
A) Police have the authority to detain people to participate in showups based on their subjective opinions 
B) Reasonable suspicion 
C) Probable cause 
D) Proof beyond a reasonable

Question 17

When a suspect exercises his/her Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present during a lineup, the attorney can:

Accepted Answer

A) Observe the lineup 
B) Give the police instructions on how to conduct the lineup 
C) Cross examine the eyewitnesses who viewed the lineup 
D) The attorney can do all of these 
A) Observe the lineup 
B) Give the police instructions on how to conduct the lineup 
C) Cross examine the eyewitnesses who viewed the lineup 
D) The attorney can do all of these

Question 18

A suspect can invoke the Fifth Amendment as grounds to refuse to participate in:

Accepted Answer

A) Showup in the field 
B) Lineup conducted at the station before the first court appearance 
C) Lineup conducted at the station after the first court appearance 
D) Suspect has no Fifth Amendment right to refuse to participate in any of these procedures 
A) Showup in the field 
B) Lineup conducted at the station before the first court appearance 
C) Lineup conducted at the station after the first court appearance 
D) Suspect has no Fifth Amendment right to refuse to participate in any of these procedures

Question 19

Explain the following issues related to people who observe showups, lineups, and photographic lineups: actions of police and witnesses while observing the procedure; testimony in court regarding procedure; in-court identification of suspect.

Accepted Answer

The police interact with the witnesses w

Question 20

Coaching witnesses at lineups violates the suspect's Due Process rights.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The Due Process standard for lineups and showups is the same.

When deciding if a showup held prior to arrest satisfies Due Process, the judge will consider:

A showup is a procedure where an eyewitness is shown the picture of a suspect prior to making an arrest.

A photographic lineup consists of a group of pictures which the eyewitness is asked to look at and tell the officer if the suspect is in the group.

A person who attended a lineup that was conducted in an unconstitutional manner may not testify at trial.

The suspect can exercise his/her Fifth Amendment rights and refuse to participate in identification procedures.

A suspect has the right to have an attorney present:

Discuss the defendant's Sixth Amendment rights during showups, lineups, and photographic lineups.

A showup is most likely to be conducted in the field because:

The people who are placed in a lineup should look sufficiently alike so that no one stands out as the person suspected of committing the crime.

What rule will be applied by the appellate court to decide if a case should be reversed when a witness who viewed a lineup that violated Due Process made an in-court identification of the defendant during trial

What can police ask participants to do at a lineup without violating their Fifth Amendment rights

A photographic lineup:

A suspect has a Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present at a lineup that is conducted after the preliminary hearing.

A suspect has a Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present at a showup held prior to an arrest.

What is the lowest level of suspicion that must be present for the police to detain a person in the field for a showup

When a suspect exercises his/her Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present during a lineup, the attorney can:

A suspect can invoke the Fifth Amendment as grounds to refuse to participate in:

Explain the following issues related to people who observe showups, lineups, and photographic lineups: actions of police and witnesses while observing the procedure; testimony in court regarding procedure; in-court identification of suspect.

Coaching witnesses at lineups violates the suspect's Due Process rights.

Introduction

The Role of the Courts

The Adjudication Process

Types of Evidence

Direct and Circumstantial Evidence

Witnesses

Crime Scene Evidence and Experiments

Documentary Evidence, Models, Maps, and Diagrams

Hearsay and Its Exceptions

Privileged Communications

Developing Law of Search and Seizure

Field Interviews, Arrests, and Jail Searches

Plain View, Consent, Vehicles, and Administrative Searches

Usa Patriot Act, Foreign Intelligence, and Other Electronic Surveillance

Self-Incrimination

Preparing the Case for Court

Filters

Exam 16: Identification Procedures

The Due Process standard for lineups and showups is the same.

When deciding if a showup held prior to arrest satisfies Due Process, the judge will consider:

A showup is a procedure where an eyewitness is shown the picture of a suspect prior to making an arrest.

A photographic lineup consists of a group of pictures which the eyewitness is asked to look at and tell the officer if the suspect is in the group.

A person who attended a lineup that was conducted in an unconstitutional manner may not testify at trial.

The suspect can exercise his/her Fifth Amendment rights and refuse to participate in identification procedures.

A suspect has the right to have an attorney present:

Discuss the defendant's Sixth Amendment rights during showups, lineups, and photographic lineups.

A showup is most likely to be conducted in the field because:

The people who are placed in a lineup should look sufficiently alike so that no one stands out as the person suspected of committing the crime.

What rule will be applied by the appellate court to decide if a case should be reversed when a witness who viewed a lineup that violated Due Process made an in-court identification of the defendant during trial

What can police ask participants to do at a lineup without violating their Fifth Amendment rights

A photographic lineup:

A suspect has a Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present at a lineup that is conducted after the preliminary hearing.

A suspect has a Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present at a showup held prior to an arrest.

What is the lowest level of suspicion that must be present for the police to detain a person in the field for a showup

When a suspect exercises his/her Sixth Amendment right to have an attorney present during a lineup, the attorney can:

A suspect can invoke the Fifth Amendment as grounds to refuse to participate in:

Explain the following issues related to people who observe showups, lineups, and photographic lineups: actions of police and witnesses while observing the procedure; testimony in court regarding procedure; in-court identification of suspect.

Coaching witnesses at lineups violates the suspect's Due Process rights.

Introduction

The Role of the Courts

The Adjudication Process

Types of Evidence

Direct and Circumstantial Evidence

Witnesses

Crime Scene Evidence and Experiments

Documentary Evidence, Models, Maps, and Diagrams

Hearsay and Its Exceptions

Privileged Communications

Developing Law of Search and Seizure

Field Interviews, Arrests, and Jail Searches

Plain View, Consent, Vehicles, and Administrative Searches

Usa Patriot Act, Foreign Intelligence, and Other Electronic Surveillance

Self-Incrimination

Preparing the Case for Court

Filters