'Identification in the dock is problematic': Supreme Court's bold ruling on eyewitness testimony
'Identification in the dock is problematic': Supreme Court's bold ruling on eyewitness testimony.
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'Identification in the dock is problematic': Supreme Court's bold ruling on eyewitness testimony. However, when she later saw him in court, he no longer had one; nevertheless, she immediately recognised him in the dock. For these reasons, the courts have consistently regarded an identification parade as the preferred means of testing a witness’s ability to identify a suspect, Judge Basson said.
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'Identification in the dock is problematic': Supreme Court's bold ruling on eyewitness testimony.
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However, when she later saw him in court, he no longer had one; nevertheless, she immediately recognised him in the dock.
according to IOL (Independent Online)For these reasons, the courts have consistently regarded an identification parade as the preferred means of testing a witness’s ability to identify a suspect, Judge Basson said.
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