1. Deputy Attorney General Lori Linskey New Jersey’s Path to Sequential/Double Blind ID’s

2. The Garden State’s Law Enforcement Community

3. The Case That Started the Snow Ball State v. Cromedy, 158 N.J. 112 (1999). How Mad Was the New Jersey Judiciary?

4. U.S. Department of Justice Guidelines released in October 1999 Numerous DNA Exoneration Cases

5. New Jersey Judiciary Considering Changes that Would Limit the Use of Eyewitness Evidence in Cases with an Absence of Corroborating Physical Evidence

6. Step One…Presenting Sequential/Double Blind to Prosecutors Fasten Your Seat Belts…It’s Going to Be a Bumpy Ride

7. Turning Points New Jersey Prosecutors/AG Were Witnesses Racial Profiling - Public Confidence in Law Enforcement Shaken Concern for Public Concern for Law Enforcement

8. BEST PRACTICES Big Debates Over Format –MANDATORY –GUIDELINES –SEPTEMBER 11, 2001

9. Guidelines Signed April 2001 Effective Date October 2001 Now What?

10. TRAINING FISCAL CRISIS - NO $$$ TRAIN THE TRAINER –LAWYERS & COPS –DID IT WORK? YES!! –COULD WE HAVE DONE A BETTER JOB? YES!!!!!!!!!! Just Ask Chief King & Sgt. Riley

11. 3 Years Later... The Sky Did Not Fall No Court Decisions Yet Working Well

12. SURVEY

13. Where Did You Find Your Administrator?

14. Difficulties w/Independent Administrator

15. Confidence In Using Independent Administrator

16. Implementation of Sequential

17. Difficulties Implementing Sequential ID’s

18. Increase or Decrease in Positive ID’s w/Sequential

19. Confidence w/Sequential ID’s