Unless this information gets before the judge and&#x2F;or jury; it is useless. A defense attorney bringing up any one of the studies mentioned here would be sanctioned by the judge. Even if the studies show that 75% of the time, eyewitness identification is wrong; you might be dealing with the 25% of the time when the identification is correct. That is for the trier of fact. It is unfortunate--no, tragic--because eyewitness misidentification is commonplace.