Forensic Science Unit 2 - Evidence

Class evidence is evidence that can be associated with a group rather than a single source.

Transient evidence is evidence that is temporary and can change or disappear.

Biological evidence includes body parts, fluids, hair, skin, blood, etc.

A leading question is one that gives aspects of information away to elicit a specific response.

False. Witnesses should not be pressured to make a selection.

Class evidence can be linked to a group, while individual evidence can be traced to a single source.

Circumstantial evidence is evidence that relies on an inference to connect it to a conclusion.

Preserving evidence is crucial to maintain its integrity and ensure it can be used in court.

Forensic scientists analyze physical evidence to help solve crimes.

The chain of custody is the process of maintaining and documenting the handling of evidence.