Good pick — evidence collection tools

Tools vary by evidence type; choosing the right tool limits contamination and preserves probative value. Match each tool to the situation below.

Match tools to their typical use

Select the best tool or method for each scenario. Each dropdown has plausible options; pick the single best match for each left item.

Match each scenario to the most appropriate evidence-collection tool or method.Collecting small, dry trace evidence (fibers, hair) from a carpeted areaSampling fresh blood from a saturated fabric item for DNA analysisPreserving latent fingerprints on a smooth, nonporous plastic surfaceDocumenting the size and relation of a small blood stain before collection

If you picked any option because you weren’t sure, name the one tool you want a quick refresher on (one word or short phrase).

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