Name Three of the Five Factors in Neil V

question 12

Short Answer

Name three of the five factors in Neil v. Biggers, 1972, that the court stated should be considered in evaluating the likelihood of misidentification.

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Definitions:

Final Choice

The ultimate decision made after considering all options and outcomes.

Routine Decisions

Decisions that are made frequently, following established policies or procedures with predictable outcomes.

Momentous Decisions

Decisions of great importance or significance, often having far-reaching consequences.

Technical Knowledge

The specific expertise and skills required to perform tasks related to technology, engineering, or specialized areas of a field.