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Task: Show-Up Identification
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Neil v. Biggers, 409 U.S. 188 (1972).
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Police officers may conduct “on-scene” or “show-up” identifications

notwithstanding the fact that they are considered inherently

suggestive.

Considerations in Overcoming Suggestiveness:
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• See General Considerations on identification

• Witness should be brought by suspect to avoid appearance of

arrest.
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• Staging of suspect should avoid appearances of arrest.

• Statements of officers should not give appearance of guilt.

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