Question 2 There are a number of factors that can potentially affect the accuracy of a witnessa s identification of someone suspected ofa crime, those factors include Essoin variables and literal variables Essential variables and systolic variables Estimator variables and system variables 6)) Essay variables and divergent variables Leading questions Are excellent questions for eliciting accurate information from witnesses because they save time during investigations The most effective way of eliciting accurate, reliable information from a victim Are questions an investigator should use to lead off or start an interview Can potentially contaminate a witnessa 5 statement because they suggest a certain desired answer and/or they contain information a witness they have not previously disclosed to the interviewer Question 4 1 Point False eyewitness identification has been identified as a significant contributing factor in A All wrongful convictions B A few wrongful convictions An unknown number of wrongful convictions D 75% of wrongful convictions Question 5 1 PointQuestion 6 A parent, doctor, teacher, or employer may take a statement from another person which may later be used as evidence in court against that person With no concerns about whether or not it was given voluntarily Which will be admissible as evidence in court as long as it was electronically recorded Which will be admissible as evidence in court as long as a lawyer was present in the room in which the statement was taken @ However, under certain circumstances they may be found to be a person in authority and any statement given to them by that person must be proven by the crown to have been given voluntarily