All of the following may be factors in determining reliability based on the witness's opportunity to view the criminal at the time of the crime EXCEPT:

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The other options (duration of time, frequency of sightings, distance from the criminal) are all factors that could affect a witness's reliability based on their opportunity to view the criminal at the time of the crime. However, whether the witness viewed the criminal for at least one minute is not necessarily a reliable factor in determining the witness's reliability as some witnesses may have seen key identifying features or actions of the criminal in a shorter amount of time.

All of the Following May Be Factors in Determining Reliability