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Tampering, contamination, deterioration, and mislabeling can compromise evidence.
It can alter or destroy the original state of the evidence.
Seals that show visible signs of tampering when opened.
Using personal protective equipment and isolating evidence.
It documents compliance with procedures and maintains chain of custody.
To protect evidence from deterioration and contamination.
Identifying the nature or identity of a substance.
It measures the amount or concentration of a substance.
Locard’s exchange principle.
Traits that categorize an object into a specific group.
It helps establish the sequence of events during a crime.
Tampering, contamination, deterioration, and mislabeling can compromise evidence.
It alters or destroys the original state of the evidence.
Seals that show visible signs of tampering when opened.
Using personal protective equipment and isolating evidence.
By using appropriate packaging and storage methods.
They provide guidelines to prevent mislabeling and contamination.
It provides information about the identity of an entity.
Qualitative analysis identifies substances; quantitative measures their amount.
Locard’s exchange principle highlights the connection between crime scene and evidence.
To establish class characteristics and links between different pieces.
Tampering, contamination, deterioration, and mislabeling can compromise evidence.
It alters or destroys the original state of the evidence.
Seals that show visible signs of tampering when opened.
Using personal protective equipment and isolating evidence.
It documents compliance with procedures and maintains chain of custody.
To minimize risks of contamination and mislabeling.
Identifying the nature or identity of a substance.
It measures the amount or concentration of a substance.
Locard’s exchange principle.
They categorize objects into specific groups based on shared traits.
It may lead to tampering or contamination of the evidence.
To track the handling and storage of evidence throughout the process.
Tampering, contamination, deterioration, and mislabeling can compromise evidence.
It alters or destroys the original state of the evidence.
Seals that show visible signs of tampering when opened.
Using personal protective equipment and isolating evidence.
By using appropriate packaging and storage methods.
They provide guidelines to prevent mislabeling and contamination.
Identifying the nature or identity of a substance.
Qualitative analysis identifies substances; quantitative measures their amount.
Locard’s exchange principle.
To establish links between suspects, victims, and crime scenes.
It can compromise the integrity of the evidence seals.
It documents compliance with evidence handling procedures.