To Establish Forensic Identification, the Points of Comparison for the Suspect

question 21

Multiple Choice

To establish forensic identification, the points of comparison for the suspect must

• A) Possess the same physical characteristics.
• B) Be confirmed by a second independent forensic scientist.
• C) Uniquely correspond with those of the person who committed the crime.
• D) Contain DNA samples of the person who committed the crime.

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