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Let me caution everyone who reads this by stating that It has been a while since I have reviewed 6th Amendment jurisprudence. If I remember correctly, a person has the right to have counsel present at all "critical moments" in a proceeding. However, I don't believe a line up to be a "critical moment." In other words, I don't believe a person has a constitutional right to have an attorney at a line up. Regardless, such a right would emanate from the 6th Amendment.

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