If the defense is able to sufficiently show that a photographic identification was suggestive, what happens next?

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If the defense is able to sufficiently show that a photographic identification was suggestive, the burden shifts to the prosecution to demonstrate the reliability of the result. This is known as the "burden of proof by a preponderance of the evidence" and is the standard used in determining the admissibility of evidence.

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