When should a Turnbull direction be given?
Case depends wholly/substantially on correctness of visual identification
What are the three things judges tell juries for a turnbull direction?
What other evidence could support an identification?
o Scientific evidence
o Multiple identifications
o Bad character/pre-con
o Silence on interview
o Admissions at scene/interview/witness box
What will juries consider when considering the quality of identification evidence?
What is the judges role when a case relies on visual ID?
stop case if poor and unsupported