Vote Yes on this bill if you want standardized, recorded, and neutral lineup rules, limits on facial recognition and show-ups, documented witness descriptions and confidence, attorney observation, and stronger safeguards to reduce misidentifications and wrongful convictions.

Organizations that support this bill may include civil liberties groups, innocence and wrongful conviction advocates, public defender associations, privacy and digital rights organizations, and criminal justice reform groups seeking more reliable identifications.

Vote No on this bill if you want to preserve broader police and prosecutorial discretion, allow greater reliance on facial recognition and show-ups or first-time in-court IDs, and avoid added costs, paperwork, and recording requirements.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include police unions, some sheriffs' and chiefs' associations, prosecutors' associations, and vendors of facial recognition technology concerned about new limits and added procedures.