Identification of a single suspect by a witness is called a(n):

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A show-up is when a witness is shown a single suspect, often in close proximity to the crime or shortly after the crime, to determine if they can identify them as the perpetrator. This is different from a lineup or photo array where multiple individuals are shown to the witness for identification. In-court identification refers to when the witness identifies the suspect in the courtroom during the trial.

Identification of a Single Suspect by a Witness Is Called