Question 1

Due Process mandates that all of the participants in a lineup:

Accepted Answer

A) Have similar physical characteristics 
B) Be under arrest 
C) Have attorneys present 
D) All of these are required to satisfy Due Process 
A) Have similar physical characteristics 
B) Be under arrest 
C) Have attorneys present 
D) All of these are required to satisfy Due Process

Question 2

If a lineup is held in a jail viewing room, the lighting should be:

Accepted Answer

A) At a normal daytime brightness 
B) At a level similar to what the lighting was at the crime scene 
C) Low so the viewers can see the suspects but the suspects cannot see the individuals viewing the lineup 
D) At a level that is comfortable for the viewer 
A) At a normal daytime brightness 
B) At a level similar to what the lighting was at the crime scene 
C) Low so the viewers can see the suspects but the suspects cannot see the individuals viewing the lineup 
D) At a level that is comfortable for the viewer

Question 3

A suspect can invoke his/her Fifth Amendment rights as grounds to refuse to give a voice exemplar during a lineup.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

A witness can testify about selecting a person at a lineup only if he/she selected the defendant who is currently on trial.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The police have the right to stop any individual on the street and take him/her to the station to participate in a lineup.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A suspect has the right to have an attorney present during a showup:

Accepted Answer

A) Under all circumstances 
B) Only for showups held after arrest 
C) Only for showups held after the first court appearance 
D) Never 
A) Under all circumstances 
B) Only for showups held after arrest 
C) Only for showups held after the first court appearance 
D) Never

Question 7

Does the Fifth Amendment apply to showups, lineups, and photographic lineups Explain.

Accepted Answer

The Fifth Amendment provides protection

Question 8

There is no Sixth Amendment right to counsel at a photographic lineup.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

When a photographic lineup is done:

Accepted Answer

A) Only recent pictures of the suspect can be included 
B) The suspect has the right to be represented by an attorney 
C) The suspect can have the identification declared inadmissible if the group of pictures that was used were unduly suggestive 
D) The defense attorney has the right to preview the photos that will be used 
A) Only recent pictures of the suspect can be included 
B) The suspect has the right to be represented by an attorney 
C) The suspect can have the identification declared inadmissible if the group of pictures that was used were unduly suggestive 
D) The defense attorney has the right to preview the photos that will be used

Question 10

Lineups must be done under conditions (such as lighting) that replicate what the witness saw at the crime scene.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

A person who has been detained based on reasonable suspicion can be required to participate in a showup that is held at the location where he/she was stopped.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Only one lineup is allowed in a case.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

What is the lowest level of suspicion that must be present for the police to include a person's picture in a photographic lineup

Accepted Answer

A) Police have the authority to include pictures in photographic lineups based on their subjective opinions 
B) Reasonable suspicion 
C) Probable cause 
D) Proof beyond a reasonable doubt 
A) Police have the authority to include pictures in photographic lineups based on their subjective opinions 
B) Reasonable suspicion 
C) Probable cause 
D) Proof beyond a reasonable doubt

Question 14

A suspect can be taken to the police station for a lineup if the police have probable cause to arrest that person.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Explain the Due Process standards that apply to showups, lineups and photographic lineups.

Accepted Answer

Due Process requires that procedures rel

Question 16

A suspect who is not present when the pictures are shown to the witness has the right to have an attorney present during a photographic lineup:

Accepted Answer

A) Under all circumstances 
B) Only for photographic lineups conducted after arrest 
C) Only for photographic lineups conducted after arraignment 
D) Never 
A) Under all circumstances 
B) Only for photographic lineups conducted after arrest 
C) Only for photographic lineups conducted after arraignment 
D) Never

Question 17

A lineup is a procedure where an eyewitness is allowed to view several people and is then asked if the person who committed the crime is in the group.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

A lineup violates Due Process if:

Accepted Answer

A) It is held while the suspect is unconstitutionally detained 
B) The suspect is denied his/her right to counsel 
C) The procedure is conducted in a manner that is unduly suggestive 
D) All of these would violate Due Process 
A) It is held while the suspect is unconstitutionally detained 
B) The suspect is denied his/her right to counsel 
C) The procedure is conducted in a manner that is unduly suggestive 
D) All of these would violate Due Process

Question 19

What is the lowest level of suspicion that must be present for the police to take a person to the station to participate in a lineup

Accepted Answer

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

Question 20

Probable cause is required in order to conduct a photographic lineup.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Due Process mandates that all of the participants in a lineup:

If a lineup is held in a jail viewing room, the lighting should be:

A suspect can invoke his/her Fifth Amendment rights as grounds to refuse to give a voice exemplar during a lineup.

A witness can testify about selecting a person at a lineup only if he/she selected the defendant who is currently on trial.

The police have the right to stop any individual on the street and take him/her to the station to participate in a lineup.

A suspect has the right to have an attorney present during a showup:

Does the Fifth Amendment apply to showups, lineups, and photographic lineups Explain.

There is no Sixth Amendment right to counsel at a photographic lineup.

When a photographic lineup is done:

Lineups must be done under conditions (such as lighting) that replicate what the witness saw at the crime scene.

A person who has been detained based on reasonable suspicion can be required to participate in a showup that is held at the location where he/she was stopped.

Only one lineup is allowed in a case.

What is the lowest level of suspicion that must be present for the police to include a person's picture in a photographic lineup

A suspect can be taken to the police station for a lineup if the police have probable cause to arrest that person.

Explain the Due Process standards that apply to showups, lineups and photographic lineups.

A suspect who is not present when the pictures are shown to the witness has the right to have an attorney present during a photographic lineup:

A lineup is a procedure where an eyewitness is allowed to view several people and is then asked if the person who committed the crime is in the group.

A lineup violates Due Process if:

What is the lowest level of suspicion that must be present for the police to take a person to the station to participate in a lineup

Probable cause is required in order to conduct a photographic lineup.

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

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Exam 16: Identification Procedures

Due Process mandates that all of the participants in a lineup:

If a lineup is held in a jail viewing room, the lighting should be:

A suspect can invoke his/her Fifth Amendment rights as grounds to refuse to give a voice exemplar during a lineup.

A witness can testify about selecting a person at a lineup only if he/she selected the defendant who is currently on trial.

The police have the right to stop any individual on the street and take him/her to the station to participate in a lineup.

A suspect has the right to have an attorney present during a showup:

Does the Fifth Amendment apply to showups, lineups, and photographic lineups Explain.

There is no Sixth Amendment right to counsel at a photographic lineup.

When a photographic lineup is done:

Lineups must be done under conditions (such as lighting) that replicate what the witness saw at the crime scene.

A person who has been detained based on reasonable suspicion can be required to participate in a showup that is held at the location where he/she was stopped.

Only one lineup is allowed in a case.

What is the lowest level of suspicion that must be present for the police to include a person's picture in a photographic lineup

A suspect can be taken to the police station for a lineup if the police have probable cause to arrest that person.

Explain the Due Process standards that apply to showups, lineups and photographic lineups.

A suspect who is not present when the pictures are shown to the witness has the right to have an attorney present during a photographic lineup:

A lineup is a procedure where an eyewitness is allowed to view several people and is then asked if the person who committed the crime is in the group.

A lineup violates Due Process if:

What is the lowest level of suspicion that must be present for the police to take a person to the station to participate in a lineup

Probable cause is required in order to conduct a photographic lineup.

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