Give 2 examples of faulty mishandling of evidence by the CSI team.

Explanation:

There can be significant implications of overstating the effectiveness of popular forensic techniques, writes Andrew Stott. He said that those who were found guilty of the scam in the upper echelons of criminal law. There are 32 defendants sentenced to death, 14 of whom have already died, among those guilty of false proof. Stott: It's necessary to note occasions when proof gathering or processing has failed. It is obvious, he writes, the value of using scientifically accurate and effective methods in this growing career area. The future of forensics approaches, Stott notes, is beyond the reach of this report. In forensics careers, the author suggests a solid foundation of hard science courses succeeds.  

The 1994 murder of Meredith Kercher in March 2015 exonerated Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito. On the kitchen knife, Knox 's DNA was identified, but the victim's DNA wasn't on it. Knox has been charged with collaborating with Rudy Guede, a guy who went on the night of her murder on a date with Kercher.

answer:

i would say c. campus style

explanation:

yes, obviously. that violates r@pe and p*dophilia laws, which are some pretty serious laws if you ask me.