A line-up procedure in which the police officers administrating the line-up and the eyewitness making the identification are both unaware of the potential suspect would reflect

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A double-blind procedure is used to prevent both the administrators and the participants (in this case, the police officers and the eyewitness) from being influenced by each other's expectations or biases, ensuring a more objective identification process.

A Line-Up Procedure in Which the Police Officers Administrating the Line-Up