I Evidence Classification Practice
Part I
Directions: Classify the following examples as direct, circumstantial, trace, physical, biological,
individual or class evidence. You may fill in more than one box for each example.
Evidence
Direct Circumstantial Trace Physical Biologi Indivi
cal dual
Eyewitness account of suspect
committing the crime
Class
Carpet fibers not matching that
found at the scene of the crime
X
X
x
.
Human hair found at the scene of
the crime
X
X
Used tissue found at the scene of
the crime
Bullets found at the scene of the
crime
Animal hair found at the scene of
the crime
Fingerprints found at the scene of
A

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answer:

c

explanation: