The suspect identification
Example: Suspect identification confirms identity of person under investigation
Definition
"The suspect identification" in law refers to the process or act of confirming the identity of a person believed to be involved in a crime or under investigation. It is a crucial step in legal proceedings to ensure accurate attribution of responsibility.
Etymology
The phrase "the suspect identification" combines 'suspect,' derived from Latin 'suspectus' meaning 'mistrusted,' and 'identification,' from Latin 'identificare,' meaning 'to make identical.' Together, they describe the act of recognizing or confirming the identity of someone suspected of wrongdoing.
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"The suspect identification" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Law - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 125 commonly used words.
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