A visual course on how memory, lineups, and confidence statements actually work.
An eyewitness identification is not a photograph pulled from the mind. It is a chain: the event, what was encoded, what happened during the delay, how the test was built, and the first words after the choice. Break any link and a later "positive ID" in court is not an independent second look. It is the same chain, now more confident.
This book is a 26-lesson visual course for readers, students, journalists, and practitioners who need a clear map of identification evidence. It translates research and U.S. reform documents into diagrams, teaching examples, and a method you can take into a file: observe what was done, separate memory from later information, and qualify what the identification can carry.
You will learn how to:
The course is United States-centered. It discusses the 1999 NIJ guide, the 2014 National Academies report Identifying the Culprit, the 2017 Department of Justice photo-array procedures, and the 2020 American Psychology-Law Society recommendations. It is educational. It is not legal advice, not a credential, and not an agency manual.
Inside: 26 lessons, original instructional figures, a glossary, and a working evaluation method.
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