Which of the following is not considered a critical stage which requires counsel to be present when the police attempt to have a witness or victim identify a suspect?

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Counsel is not considered necessary at the stage of arrest for the purpose of having a witness or victim identify a suspect. The critical stages requiring counsel typically include preliminary hearings, indictments, and arraignments, where the rights of the accused can be significantly affected.

Which of the Following Is Not Considered a Critical Stage