In Determining the Admissibility of Identification Evidence, the Most Important

question 47

Multiple Choice

In determining the admissibility of identification evidence, the most important factor is whether _____.

• A) procedural due process rights were violated
• B) substantive due process rights were violated
• C) the evidence is reliable
• D) police abuses were incidental or intentional

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Definitions:

Misunderstandings

Situations in which the meaning, intention, or effect of communication is not correctly perceived or interpreted by one or more parties.

Listening

Process of selecting, attending to, creating meaning from, remembering, and responding to verbal and nonverbal messages.

Pseudoconflict

A perceived conflict that arises from misunderstandings or miscommunications rather than actual disagreements or differences.

Simple Conflict

A basic disagreement or clash between parties with differing opinions, interests, or goals, which is typically uncomplicated and resolvable through communication.