In-court identifications of the defendant are allowed only if the witness has previously identified the defendant as the perpetrator.

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In-court identifications can also be allowed if the witness can independently identify the defendant in court, without any prior identification by the witness. However, the reliability of such in-court identifications may be questioned as they may be influenced by suggestive factors such as the defendant's clothing or behavior in court.

In-Court Identifications of the Defendant Are Allowed Only If the Witness