One Eyewitness Testifies That the Clock on the Wall Showed

question 56

Multiple Choice

One eyewitness testifies that the clock on the wall showed it was 2:35 when the robbery was committed. His identification of the suspect differs from another eyewitness, who didn't notice the clock at all. Is one witness likely to give a more accurate identification of the suspect than the other?

• A) The witness who noticed the clock will give a more accurate identification.
• B) The witness who didn't notice the clock will give a more accurate identification.
• C) Both witnesses will be equally accurate.
• D) Not enough information is provided to answer this question.

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