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?an officer conducting a lineup should allow the defense attorney at the lineup to do all but which of the following?

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A<span>n officer conducting a lineup should allow the defense attorney at the lineup to do all but B. control any part of the proceedings.
This is what the officer himself or herself is doing - the defense attorney is not allowed to do such a thing. However, they can passively or actively observe the proceedings, take notes, or just record the proceedings in order to revise them later on.
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