Question 50 (practice exam 16) (additional)

Q: What is required for evidence to be admissible in court? A: Chain of custody.

Q: Purpose of the chain of custody? A: Document collection and preservation of evidence.

Q: When does the chain of custody start? A: Initial acquisition of evidence.

Q: What does the chain of custody cover? A: Handling of evidence until trial and preservation.

Q: Why is the chain of custody important? A: Ensures evidence integrity and admissibility.

Q: What is not a requirement for evidence admissibility? A: Order of volatility or right to audit.

Q: What could happen if the chain of custody is broken? A: Evidence may be deemed inadmissible in court.

Q: When else is the chain of custody important? A: In case of appeals or retrials.