Which term describes a group of people who match the description of the suspect and who stand in a row along with the arrested person while a victim or witness observes them to try to make an identification?

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a. Incorrect. A showup is a police identification process involving bringing a suspect back to the scene of the crime or another place where the suspect can be seen and possible identified by a victim or witness of a crime.
b. Incorrect. A photo array is a police identification procedure similar to a lineup, except that photos of the suspect and others are shown to a witness or victim of a crime.
c. Correct. A lineup is the placing of a suspect with a group of other people of similar physical characteristics (such as race, age, hair color, hair type, height, and weight) so that a witness or victim of a crime has the opportunity to identify the perpetrator of the crime.
d. Incorrect. The walk of shame is not a term used for criminal justice purposes. A lineup is the placing of a suspect with a group of other people with similar physical characteristics so that a witness or victim of a crime has the opportunity to identify the perpetrator.

Which Term Describes a Group of People Who Match the Description