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System Variables to Trigger a Hearing To evaluate whether there is evidence of suggestiveness to trigger a hearing, courts should consider the following non-exhaustive list of system variables: 1. Blind Administration 2. Pre-identification Instructions. 3. Lineup Construction 4. Feedback 5. Recording Confidence 6. Multiple Viewings 7. Showups (two hours) 8. Private Actors 9. Multiple Identifications
RECORDING & DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS STATE V. DELGADO-decided on July 31, 2006 Requires police to make a written record of out-of-court identifications. Admissibility is contingent upon the written record Henderson: Must pay particular attention to statements of confidence made at time of identificationrecorded verbatim
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Criminal Litigation Track State v H
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What was Henderson All About? • H
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“Human memory is not foolproof. R
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Non-exhaustive list of system varia
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Blind Lineup Procedures prevent: Ve
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Witness Instructions • Who scored
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Lineup Construction. Did the array
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The Perpetrator was Described as a
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Feedback to Witnesses • Wells and
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Showups. •Did the police perform
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Private Actors. •Private Actors =
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Stress • Identification accuracy
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Weapon Focus ID accuracy is reduced
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Duration • Witnesses frequently o
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Distance • IMPORTANT STUDY: Loftu
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Distance 100 Feet
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Distance 20 Feet
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Distance 271 Feet
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Characteristics of Perpetrator. Was
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Disguise and Identification accurac
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Page 163 and 164: Overview State v Henderson, decide
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Page 173 and 174: RECORDING & DOCUMENTATION Document
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