Then we would move to the individual characteristics of the evidence collected like the subjecting of the blood samples collected from both the scene and the suspect belongings to a DNA sampling to verify if the blood found on both locations has specific common characteristics. Testing the fiber of the gloves to ascertain that they belong to a pair and same manufacturer and not merely identical, (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Forensics Lab., 2010).
On the accurate collection of the evidence and their storage will require a specialized team from the forensic department so as to ensure the evidence does not lose its credibility.
On the lack of cooperation with the police and engaging the police in a two hour road chase before he is arrested, there will be need to acquire a testimony of the police themselves and the re will be need to presented the written arranged appointment with the police that he breached, the domestic violence records will also be instrumental as well as the recorded phone...
And especially in the civil cases and at times are considered to be heavier that the testimonies themselves. For instance in the case above, the Civil Jury convicted Simpson in 1997 using the circumstantial evidence even after being declared not guilty by the jury not guilty in 1995.
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The Free Dictionary, (2011). Definition: Circumstantial Evidence. Retrieved June 24, 2011 from http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Circumstantial+Evidence
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