The American Bar Association recommends that lineups and photo arrays should be double-blind, meaning that the suspect and the foils should not be able to see the identity of the witness.

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The term "double-blind" in the context of lineups and photo arrays means that the administrator of the lineup or photo array does not know who the suspect is, to prevent any unintentional cues to the witness, not that the suspect and foils cannot see the witness.

The American Bar Association Recommends That Lineups and Photo Arrays