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Evidence
Something that tends to establish or disprove a fact
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Testimonial Evidence
Statement made under oath, Direct evidence, Circumstantial, Drugs
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Physical Evidence
Any object or material relevant in a crime, Real evidence, Indirect evidence
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Indirect Evidence
Evidence providing only a basis for inference about the disputed fact
Ex. Possession of controlled substance, Driving under the influence with a BAC of +0.08
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Circumstantial Evidence
Evidence based on suggestion rather than personal knowledge or observation
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Transient Evidence
Temporary; easily changed or lost; usually observed by the first officer at the scene
Ex. Odor, Temperature, Imprints
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Pattern Evidence
Produced by direct contact between a person and an object or between two objects.
Ex. Blood splatter, glass fracture, fire burn pattern, gunpowder residue
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Conditional Evidence
Produced by a specific event or action
Ex. Light, Smoke, Fire
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Transfer Evidence
Produced by contact between person(s) or object(s), or between person(s) and person(s)
Ex. Hair, Fiber
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Associative Evidence
Items that may associate a victim or suspect with a scene or each other
Ex. Personal belongings
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Trace evidence
Evidence that is found at a crime scene in small but measurable amounts
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Class
Object has characteristics common to a group of similar objects or persons.
Ex. Model, Size, Color
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Individual
Can be identified to a unique, single, specific source.
Ex. Fingerprints, signatures, paper tearing
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Biological classification
Blood, semen, saliva, sweat, tears, hair, bone, tissues, urine, feces, animal material, insects, bacterial, fungal, botanical
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Chemical classification
Fibers, glass, soil, gunpowder, metal, mineral, narcotics, drugs, paper, ink, cosmetics, paint, plastic, lubricants, fertilizer
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Physical classification
Fingerprints, footprints, shoe prints, handwriting, firearms, tire marks, tool marks, typewriting
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Miscellaneous classification
Laundry marks, voice analysis, polygraph, photography, stress evaluation, psycholinguistic analysis, vehicle identification