An Indicted Suspect and His Attorney Are Seated in an Interrogation

Multiple Choice

An indicted suspect and his attorney are seated in an interrogation room at the police station. Without informing the suspect or attorney, the police allow a witness to observe them through a window in the room's wall to determine if the victim can identify anyone in the room as the perpetrator. How is such a situation likely to be viewed by the courts?

A) This procedure is recommended.
B) This procedure is a violation of the defendant's rights.
C) This procedure is not recommended but is lawful.
D) The choice to use this procedure is up to the victim.