Mastering Evidence Packaging

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Which of the following is an important step in evidence packaging and preservation?

  • Using non-transparent containers
  • Using containers that are easily breakable
  • Using airtight containers to prevent contamination (correct)
  • Leaving evidence exposed to the elements

What should be done before packaging and preserving evidence?

  • Cleaning the evidence thoroughly
  • Using excessive force to collect the evidence
  • Ignoring any trace evidence (correct)
  • Handling the evidence with bare hands

Why is it important to properly label evidence during packaging and preservation?

  • To make the packaging look more organized
  • To create unnecessary paperwork
  • To ensure the evidence is properly stored (correct)
  • To confuse investigators

Which of the following is NOT a suitable material for evidence packaging?

<p>Glass jars (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of using tamper-evident seals on evidence packaging?

<p>To maintain chain of custody (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to document the condition of evidence before packaging and preservation?

<p>To ensure proper labeling (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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