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Legal Handbook for FBI Special Agents — Part 1
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(5) Multiple Witnesses ~ No witness should view the
photographs in circumstances which permit other witnesses to ascertain
his/her ability or inability to identify the suspect.
(6) Indications of Criminality - Agents should attempt to
locate and utilize photographs which do not show indications of
criminal misconduct by the individuals depicted in the photographs,
and where feasible, use photographs without number boards or other
indications of criminality. I£ mug shots are the only photographs
available, it is preferable that the number boards be covered or
masked over.
**EFEDte: 07/26/1999 MCRT#: 915 Dav; D9 Cav: SecCls:
6-4.3 Retention of Photographs | (See 6-4.6.) | {
All photographs shown to any witnesses for the purpose of
identifying the suspect, whether or not an identification was made,
should be specifically identified and remain under the control of the
field office or be otherwise recoverable, so that they will
producible, if necessary.
**EfEDte: 07/26/1999 MCRT#: 915 Div: D9 Cave SecCls:
6-4.4 Written Record of Photographic Identification
| (See 6~4.6.) |
A written record of photographic displays, for the purpose
of adentifying a suspect, should be made and maintained in the case
file. Except where wholly impracticable, the record should include
the following:
(1) Record of Photographs - A record should be maintained
of all photographs shown to any witnesses for the purpose of
identifying a suspect. The record should be maintained whether or not
an identification was made.
(2) Identity of Persons Depicted - Identifying
information on persons represented in each photograph should be
maintained,
(3) Marks or Scratches - The purpose or absence of any
marks, scratches, folds, writings, or other notable physical
characteristics on the photographs should be recorded.
(4) Date, Time, and Location of Display - The date, time,
and location of each photographic display should be recorded.
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