This article, written by Rose and Beck (2016), examine the accuracy of eyewitness identification and find out the physical distance from the crime which they witnessed as well as the length of time between witnessing the crime and successfully identify the perpetrator. Rose and Beck have found out that some researches have argued that false memory and advise can influence the result in people giving testimony about the crimes they have not eyewitnesses. Therefore, the primary aim of this study is to advise to the criminal justice policy on the use of eyewitness.
This experiment had 185 subjects both female and male with a mean age equal to 20.16, and most of them had never experienced witnessing and identifying suspect of a crime before. This
This experiment had 185 subjects both female and male with a mean age equal to 20.16, and most of them had never experienced witnessing and identifying suspect of a crime before. This