The Supreme Court has ruled that a suspect does have the right to have an attorney present when an identification procedure such as a photo display, composite image, or sketch is employed.

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The Supreme Court has not ruled that suspects have the right to have an attorney present during identification procedures such as photo displays, composite images, or sketches. The right to counsel primarily applies to post-charge lineups and other critical stages of the prosecution, not these pre-charge identification methods.

The Supreme Court Has Ruled That a Suspect Does Have