According to the Text, When Police Use Lineup Procedures to Obtain

question 11

Multiple Choice

According to the text, when police use lineup procedures to obtain identifications of criminals from eyewitnesses, which is better, the match-to-suspect approach or the match-to-culprit approach?

• A) The match-to-suspect approach-because it does not "burn" eyewitnesses as much.
• B) The match-to-suspect approach-because it is less likely to "lead" suspects.
• C) The match-to-culprit approach-because it does not "burn" eyewitnesses as much.
• D) The match-to-culprit approach-because it is less likely to "lead" suspects.

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