Photographic identification does not involve any unreasonable search and seizure because no search or seizure takes place,as long as the photographs are obtained

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Photographic identification is legal as long as the photographs are obtained legally. Obtaining photographs without the suspect's permission or knowledge may raise privacy concerns, but it does not constitute a search or seizure. However, if the photographs were obtained through an illegal search or seizure, then they may not be admissible as evidence in court.

Photographic Identification Does Not Involve Any Unreasonable Search and Seizure