If,after applying the five Biggers factors,the court finds the identification procedure reliable,the court should admit that identification,regardless of its suggestiveness.

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The Biggers factors are used to assess the reliability of an eyewitness identification, and if, after applying these factors, the court finds the identification to be reliable, it can admit the identification evidence despite any suggestiveness in the procedure used to obtain it. The focus is on the reliability of the identification itself.

If,after Applying the Five Biggers Factors,the Court Finds the Identification