I spotted this in today’s comic strips and immediately thought of one of my blogger friends, Cerberus ( linked via title bar ). He wrote about his experiences with putting together a proper and legal photo spread line up in one of his articles last year; wish I had a direct link to that particular article. He did a good job of explaining how to do it right and then went on to show how he’d had some fun with the district attorney by making a few major changes to his photo spread, having pasted arrows around the picture of the suspect to aid in his identification. You should be able to click on the comic strip picture to enlarge for easier reading. 
I spotted this in today’s comic strips and immediately thought of one of my blogger friends, Cerberus ( linked via title bar ). He wrote about his experiences with putting together a proper and legal photo spread line up in one of his articles last year; wish I had a direct link to that particular article. He did a good job of explaining how to do it right and then went on to show how he’d had some fun with the district attorney by making a few major changes to his photo spread, having pasted arrows around the picture of the suspect to aid in his identification. You should be able to click on the comic strip picture to enlarge for easier reading. 
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