Which of the following characterized the focus of American policing in the South during the Colonial period? A. Protecting the economy by enforcing slave codes.

B. Paying sheriffs each arrest.

C. Allowing officers to only arrest after a warrant had been issued.

D. Informally providing law enforcement in communities similar to that used in England.

The answer would be: unhappiness

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answer: Police often ask eyewitnesses to identify a suspect from a lineup or an array of photos. A lineup or photo array involves placing a suspect or a photo of a suspect among people who are not suspected of committing the crime (fillers) and asking the eyewitness to identify the perpetrator.
Misidentification by eyewitnesses has played a role in a high number of wrongful convictions and has led criminal justice experts to look more closely at the effectiveness of identifying suspects from live and photographic lineups.