When it comes to criminal trials, there are many important pieces of evidence. Forensic Science: Evidence, Clues, and Investigation by Andrea Campbell, explains that forensic evidence uses sources such as fingerprints, hair particles, and mainly hard evidence. The story also explains that there are a couple downfalls when using this evidence. One main downfall falls heavily on the investigators who handle the substances. Even though they’ve collected hard, substantial, evidence, it is hard for the jury to trust the hands that dealt with it. But, even when given these points, forensic evidence proves to be the most important evidence presented in a trial. In this story, the author gives many points regarding the importance of forensic evidence.
