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"Suspect identification" as a book category covers fiction and nonfiction that focus on how and why individuals are identified as suspects in crimes. These books examine investigative techniques (forensic science, surveillance and digital evidence, eyewitness lineups, profiling and interrogation), the psychology of memory and bias that can lead to misidentification, and the legal and ethical consequences such as wrongful arrests and courtroom challenges. The label can include police procedurals, legal and investigative thrillers, cold-case narratives, and true-crime accounts that combine technical detail with tension and moral ambiguity, with the central drama revolving around the hunt for, proof of, or exoneration of a suspected perpetrator.

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