ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On the fourth episode of Chris Cases, Chris Doran interviews Jaime, a man that was accused of and arrested for DUI based on an alleged identification made through the lens of a zoomed-in traffic camera. Eye witness identifications can be powerful pieces of evidence, so the defense had to get creative with this case. Chris and Jaime will talk about how they used the police's own investigatory tactic of a six-pack photo lineup against them to flip the script. This is part 2 of that episode.
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