In a sequential lineup,people or photographs are presented to the witness one person at a time.

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In a sequential lineup, individuals or photographs are presented to the witness one at a time, and the witness must decide if the individual presented was the perpetrator or if they need to continue to the next person in the lineup. This is in contrast to a simultaneous lineup, where all individuals are presented at once for the witness to compare against each other.

In a Sequential Lineup,people or Photographs Are Presented to the Witness