Misidentifications
Social Sciences
Working with Witnesses
Exclusionary Rule
Amendments
100

For identification evidence to be dismissed on due process grounds, defendants have to prove two elements by

a preponderance of the evidence

100

The perception of an event, when information is first entered into memory is called

Acquisition

100

 are substantially less reliable than lineups but used more frequently.

Show-ups

100

“______________” refers to police actions that violate any of five constitutional rights

Bad methods

100

The _________ Amendment ban on unreasonable searches and seizures

 Fourth

200

___________is most powerful during the retention and the retrieval phases.

Suggestion

200

The process of storing information during the period of time between an event and the “eventual recollection of a particular piece of information" is called 

Retention

200

_____________ is a major factor in opportunity to view.

Distance

200

_________ integrity—The courts shouldn’t participate in unconstitutional behavior by approving it.

Judicial

200

The _______ Amendment concerns the right-to-counsel clause.

Sixth

300

How many factors form the “totality of circumstances” courts use to determine witnesses’ reliability?

Four

300

The time when a person recalls the stored information about an event for the purpose of identifying a person in an event is called 

Retrieval

300

Assess the eyewitness ______________ immediately after identification

confidence

300

__________—Prevent unconstitutional conduct by government officers.

Deterrence

300

The _________ Amendment ban on coerced incriminating statements

Fifth

400

____________ of defendants exonerated by DNA are cases of mistaken eyewitness identification.

75%

400

The brain doesn’t record every little detail.

True or False

True

400

Avoid multiple identification procedures in which the same witness views the same suspect more than_________.

once

400

The basic idea of the _____________doctrine is that the government shouldn’t be in a better position after it breaks the law…but, these exceptions deal with making sure it is not worse.

fruit-of-the-poisonous tree

400

The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment guarantees of ________ _______ of law in administering identification procedures

due process

500

Psychologists recommend that a lineup always include ________suspect, but not more than ________.

one

500

Perceptions trump __________.

reality

500

The three common situations in which courts are most likely to admit show-up evidence are

1.Accidental encounters between witnesses and suspects

2.Emergencies

3.Suspects on the loose

500

Tainted evidence is admissible if, after violating the Constitution, officers get the same evidence in a totally separate lawful action is known as 

Independent Source

500

_____________ is appropriate where officers have no reasonable ground for believing that the warrant was properly issued

Suppression