A person who attended a lineup that was conducted in an unconstitutional manner may not testify at trial.

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A person who attended a lineup that was conducted in an unconstitutional manner may still testify at trial about their identification of the defendant, but the evidence from the unconstitutional lineup itself may be excluded. The witness's in-court identification can be admissible if it is based on observations of the suspect other than the lineup, provided it meets legal standards for reliability and the defendant's rights are protected.

A Person Who Attended a Lineup That Was Conducted in an Unconstitutional