Clarks Case Study

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Five recommendations discussed in Clarks paper include, utilize lineups ( not show ups) ,similar foils, the use of unbiased instruction, to have a blind procedure and to use sequential presentation of the suspect. The idea of having a lineup is to protect an innocent suspect from being wrongly accused He lineup includes having the suspect as well as five other "foils" to take some of the false vacations away from the suspect. Another reform , was to have similar foils in a line up. This helps the suspect blend in the lineup. For example, if a perpetrator is described as tall and buff. Then all the foils should be tall and buff because if they do not look like the suspect he / she will stand out and that would makes the lineup unfair. The

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