Andrea Campbell's Forensic Evidence

Forensic evidence has been used since the beginning of investigating. It could be anything from ammunition, to a handprint on the door, to the drops of blood on the crime scene. As seen in “Forensic Evidence” by Andrea Campbell, the indisputable forensic evidence is the best kind to use in a trial. Some kinds of evidence rely on honesty and trust. Direct evidence and testimonies both require help of people in the case you are in. Those people can twist the story, make the situation seem better for them, or sometimes they completely lie without a speck of truth. Forensic evidence doesn’t have to rely on truth. The evidence you gain from it has no argument. If you ask them if they committed the crime, they could lie and tell you no.
If you have that DNA sample, or that fingerprint they left behind, there isn’t a way for them to lie. Forensic evidence can be used many different ways in your trial. Some cases can have all the information they need with forensic evidence alone, as mentioned in paragraph eight. If you find that your case was covered up well, you can back up your clues with the little forensic evidence that may be present. Those few blood samples or DNA tests could win you your trial alone. Forensic evidence has been used since the beginning of investigating. The use of forensic evidence would have been stopped throughout the years if it wasn’t this important. Your chances of winning rise up with every clue you find. The ways of using forensic evidence have been used over the years, and there is a reason for that.