Which identification method uses digital images generated to aid identification?

Which identification method uses digital images generated to aid identification?

• A. Double Blind Photo Array
• B. Photo Array
• C. Show-Up
• D. Computer Generated Photo Arrays

Answer: (D)

Eyewitness identification often uses a set of images shown to a witness. When the images are created and displayed by a computer as digital, generated pictures arranged into an array for the witness to view, that method is computer-generated photo arrays. This distinguishes it from a standard photo array, which uses actual printed photographs; a show-up, which presents a single person for identification; and a double blind photo array, which concerns who administers the process and whether they know which image is the suspect, not the use of digital images. So the feature of using digital images generated by a computer to aid identification is what defines computer-generated photo arrays.

Eyewitness identification often uses a set of images shown to a witness. When the images are created and displayed by a computer as digital, generated pictures arranged into an array for the witness to view, that method is computer-generated photo arrays. This distinguishes it from a standard photo array, which uses actual printed photographs; a show-up, which presents a single person for identification; and a double blind photo array, which concerns who administers the process and whether they know which image is the suspect, not the use of digital images. So the feature of using digital images generated by a computer to aid identification is what defines computer-generated photo arrays.