Describe a chain of evidence from the time of the discovery to introduction in court.

Continuity of evidence is a legal term describing the chain of evidence necessary to make evidence legally admissible in court. Describe a chain of evidence from the time of the discovery to introduction in court. As with your question last week regarding report writing, find a case in which the evidence was thrown out and describe how it affect the case. Describe the importance of protecting a crime scene, specifically considering the basic forensic theory concerning Locard’s principle of exchange.