When It Comes to Choosing Between Simultaneous and Sequential Lineups

question 11

Multiple Choice

When it comes to choosing between simultaneous and sequential lineups:

• A) some research shows an advantage for simultaneous lineups while other research shows an advantage for sequential ones.
• B) the biggest level of difficulty is to pass legislation that would mandate changes in the lineup procedures.
• C) prosecutors' misunderstanding of what research studies mean for their practices makes it close to impossible to change the procedures.
• D) sequential lineups are favored by the prosecution side while simultaneous lineups are favored by the defense side.

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