When Deciding If a Showup Held Prior to Arrest Satisfies

question 2

Multiple Choice

When deciding if a showup held prior to arrest satisfies Due Process, the judge will consider:

• A)Whether there was an emergency that justified conducting a showup instead of a lineup
• B)Whether the eyewitness had a good opportunity to view the suspect while the crime was being committed
• C)Whether there was probable cause to detain the suspect at the scene for the showup
• D)All of these will be considered when evaluating Due Process

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