The chain of custody is a document that tracks the order that evidence was handled up to and during the trial. It is proof that the evidence has not been replaced or tampered with from the time the evidence is found and it being used in court.
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What is the 'chain of custody' in digital forensics?
Why is maintaining the chain of custody important for admissible evidence?
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