Select any type of trace, impression, or firearm evidence, and describe the importance of documenting the chain of custody of that evidence item, and how that evidence will be stored at the laboratory or evidence room until trial or other venue, including packaging and storage conditions.

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Houck, M.M., & Siegel, J.A. (2015) Legal aspects of forensic science, Part 6 chapter 24. Fundamentals of forensic science (3rd ed.). A Butterworth-Heinemann Title. Pages 621-650.

Taking It to Court. (2009). Lucent Books. Once you click on the link, you then have to click on "Get Full Text from ScienceDirect" on the left side of the screen.

Wells, D. (2012). In brief: Law 101: Legal guide for the forensic expert.

Sapir, G.I. (2007). Qualifying the expert witness: A practical voir dire.

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