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Categories of Object Evidence
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- Which is an example of a unique object in the classification discussed in Olarte?
- What is an object made unique?
- Why do unmarked, interchangeable specimens pose special evidentiary concerns?
- An officer places identifying initials on an otherwise ordinary tool and later explains the mark and recovery. Which cl…
- A witness uses a scale model, expressly identified as a model, to explain where vehicles were located. In Olarte’s gene…
- A laboratory receives two visually indistinguishable liquid samples from different sites. A witness says all liquid bot…
- A damaged watch has a rare engraving and a distinctive broken clasp observed by its owner before and immediately after …
- Distinguish unique objects, objects made unique and non-unique objects, with an example of each.
- Differentiate an actual damaged vehicle part from a model used to illustrate how it moved.
- Does placing a label on an indistinguishable specimen conclusively solve every authenticity issue? Explain.
- Does a batch code shared by hundreds of identical objects necessarily identify one particular unit as unique?
- Can an accidental dent or unusual paint mark provide a naturally existing identifying feature?