The Visual Identification of Suspects: Procedures and Practice

Graham E. Pike · Nicola A. Brace · Sally Kynan

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Deception detection and forensic psychology Policing Practices and Perceptions Criminal Law and Evidence

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This site provides access to the text of Home Office Briefing Note 2/02 which was prepared by Graham Pike et al and published in March 2002. It examines the usage of identity parades by the British police, highlighting problems encountered in using this method to identify suspects and examples of good practice.

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1998Entry into the criminal justice system: A survey of police arrests and their outcomes 1999An evaluation of the fairness of police line-ups and video identifications

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