U.S. Supreme Court
Jun. 2, 2011
High Court Rules on Due Process
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to consider the due process protections for suspects identified under "suggestive circumstances," like being shackled with handcuffs.
The court will decide if those protections against unreliable identification evidence apply to all suggestive circumstances, or only when the police orchestrate them.
The case originates from the New Hampshire Supreme Court. Perry v. New Hampshire, 10-8974.
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