High Court Rewrites the Rules For Eyewitness Identifications
New Jersey’s Supreme Court is putting tighter strictures on admission of eyewitness identifications in criminal cases and offering better guidance for jurors weighing such evidence. The new jury charges tell jurors “Human memory is not foolproof” and research has shown it is “not like a video recording that a witness need only replay to remember what happened.”
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