Has the defense proved both prongs of the test: the identification was made under suggestible conditions and these conditions created a likelihood of misidentification? You ask the defendant for more information concerning why the defendant thinks the lineup was suggestible in a way that would lead to misidentification.

Let's review a few more concepts before you make another decision about this scene.

What is something psychologists have found that runs counter to what most people would think?

A) Memory can change over time based on outside events.

B) Personally traumatic events are remembered more accurately than everyday ones.

C) Memory is not like a camera or video that perfectly records events.

D) When weapons are involved in a crime, the identification will be worse.