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Forensic Evidence

Forensic evidence refers to the class of physical evidences that remain at a crime scene after the crime has taken place. Forensic evidence includes, but is not limited to:

• Fingerprints
• Trace elements from guns, gunfire, and other weapons
• Firearm ballistics
• DNA and other evidence gathered from bodily fluids
• Hair samples
• Bite marks & dental identification

Careful analysis of forensic evidence is very important, especially in criminal cases. This type of evidence often presents the most conclusive means of assigning guilt or inferring causality in criminal cases.

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