When a crime is committed, there always has to be some type of evidence to prove that person committed the crime. In "Forensic: Evidence, Clues, and Investigation" by Angela Campbell, they use Forensic evidence, so is Forensic Evidence the most important type of evidence to present at a trial.
In Forensic, they find evidence by finding prints or DNA. They also may find blood. Finding all of the evidence includes many departments. It involves the police, a medical examiner, or coroner, investigators, and lab technicians, coming from paragraph two. There are four different types of evidence. There is testimony, which is a sworn witness. There is also direct, or or observations from an eyewitness. Next there is circumstantial, which proves
In Forensic, they find evidence by finding prints or DNA. They also may find blood. Finding all of the evidence includes many departments. It involves the police, a medical examiner, or coroner, investigators, and lab technicians, coming from paragraph two. There are four different types of evidence. There is testimony, which is a sworn witness. There is also direct, or or observations from an eyewitness. Next there is circumstantial, which proves