The next day after a robbery,the police bring the victim to the station to view a group of a half-dozen people in hopes the victim can identify the perpetrator.The most specific term for this procedure is a

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A lineup is a procedure where a group of individuals is presented to a victim or witness of a crime in an attempt to identify the perpetrator. This is usually done shortly after the crime has occurred and is one method of pretrial identification. A showup is a similar procedure but involves presenting only one individual, which is generally considered less reliable. A confrontation is a term that could refer to any meeting between a suspect and a victim or witness, and pretrial identification refers to the overall process of identifying suspects before a trial.

The Next Day After a Robbery,the Police Bring the Victim