In U.S. v. Wade (1967), it was found that the law enforcement had ...

[lak]

In U.S. v. Wade (1967), it was found that the law enforcement had violated the defendant's Sixth Amendment rights for what reason?
 
  a. DNA samples were taken without consent from his attorney.
  b. He was placed in a lineup after being indicted without counsel present.
  c. There was insufficient clarity in a photograph used to identify him in a photo array.
  d. Eyewitnesses were encouraged by police officers to select him from a line-up.

Question 2

Many legal commentators suggest that one way to reform identification procedures would be to:
 
  a. loosen the standards for admitting expert testimony on human perception and memory and the problemsrelated to eyewitness identification.
 b. require all eyewitnesses to undergo psychological testing concerning their recall and retention abilities.
  c. require police to corroborate all eyewitness identifications for all types of cases.
  d. totally ban the use of photo identification procedures.

[meow1234]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a

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