Claims of unreasonable search and seizure in pretrial identification procedures are

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Claims of unreasonable search and seizure in pretrial identification procedures are generally unsuccessful. This is because courts have held that pretrial identification procedures are not searches within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment. Additionally, the Supreme Court has given law enforcement officers wide discretion in conducting identification procedures, as long as they do not violate due process.

Claims of Unreasonable Search and Seizure in Pretrial Identification Procedures