Exam 10: Exclusionary Rule-Identification Procedures

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If a witness is not certain of a suspect's identity at the initial confrontation,but is certain of the identity after a suggestive identification procedure,the court will likely:

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All of the following may be factors in determining reliability based on the witness's opportunity to view the criminal at the time of the crime EXCEPT:

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Under which one of the following conditions would an identification procedure most likely not be considered unnecessary?

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The certainty of a witness is used in conjunction with other factors of reliability in determining if an identification is reliable under the totality of the circumstances.

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According to the U.S.Justice Department report released in 1999 (Eyewitness Evidence: A Guide for Law Enforcement),what is the best way to use and present fillers in a lineup?

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Even if there is no Sixth Amendment right to counsel violation,an identification may still be excluded on other grounds.

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Which of the following would least likely be considered a neutral inquiry into a witness's choice?

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According to the U.S.Justice Department report released in 1999 (Eyewitness Evidence: A Guide for Law Enforcement),the same fillers should be used in lineups when a new suspect is shown to the same witness.

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If a witness is not sure about a characteristic of a criminal,he or she should make a guess with respect to the description of the criminal.

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The Exclusionary Rule extends to post-indictment pretrial lineups where a defendant has been denied his or her Sixth Amendment right to counsel.

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Which of the following would least likely constitute a photo identification that is suggestive?

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What is the best way to ensure that time (length of time between the crime and the identification)will not be a negative factor?

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An identification procedure may be unnecessarily suggestive based solely on the make-up or content of the lineup or photo array.

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Even though the use of a single photograph or show-up is highly suggestive,the court may justify its use in certain emergency or exigent circumstances.

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If a witness is a police officer,the degree of attention required may be far lower than an ordinary witness.

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A good photo identification procedure would include all of the following,except:

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The five factors set out in Biggers allow the court to determine all of the following EXCEPT:

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Which of the following is false about a post-indictment identification procedure where counsel is not present?

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If there is an unnecessary delay in formally charging an accused the court will:

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Identifications made prior to initiation of adversary judicial proceedings are scrutinized under which of the following?

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