The Text Identifies Three Fundamental Problems with Forensic Identification

question 13

Multiple Choice

The text identifies three fundamental problems with forensic identification. Which of the following is NOT among these problems?

• A) Many forms of identification evidence have a weak scientific foundation.
• B) Forensic identification is too often conducted at the crime scene rather than in a lab.
• C) There is always a risk of contamination or misrepresentation of the trace evidence.
• D) The way information about a "match" is communicated to a judge or jury can be misleading.

---

Definitions:

Reasonable

Pertaining to actions, decisions, or conditions that are logical, fair, and sensible under the circumstances.

Public Interest

The welfare or well-being of the general public and society, often considered in legal and policy decisions.

Restricts

Imposes limitations or conditions on actions, access, or behaviors, often through regulations, laws, or contracts.

Bankrupt

A legal status of a person or entity that cannot repay the debts it owes to creditors.