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Tazate

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Research has consistently found that lineup fillers who don't fit the witness's previous description of the culprit:
 
  a. increase the chances significantly that the witness will identify the wrong person.
  b. decrease the chances that the witness will identify the wrong person.
  c. have no impact on the chances that the witness will identify the wrong person.
  d. increase the chances slightly that the witness will identify the wrong person.

Question 2

The decision to release a prison inmate on discretionary parole is made by:
 
  a. a court. c. a parole board.
  b. a prison administrator. d. a governor.



flannelavenger

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

C



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