crime scene evidence

Crime scene evidence refers to materials or information collected from a location involved in a crime. It includes physical objects like fingerprints, weapons, bloodstains, and hair, as well as digital data. Evidence helps establish facts, link suspects to the scene, or identify victims. Proper collection, preservation, and analysis are essential to ensure its integrity and usefulness in solving the case and supporting legal proceedings. Whether tangible or digital, evidence must be carefully managed to maintain its reliability in court.