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Reliability rules of eyewitness identification

Author: DangWen
Tutor: ZhengXu
School: China University of Political Science
Course: Procedural Law
Keywords: Witnesses identified Ask before identification rules Promiscuous recognition rules Rules were identified Implied rules prohibiting
CLC: D925.2
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2010
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