Chapter
Law Enforcement's Use of Evidence in Criminal Cases
The totality of evidence, including phone records and other circumstantial evidence, is used by law enforcement to build a strong case in criminal proceedings, and the evidence must be irrefutable and scientifically sound to hold up in court. The use of Maggie's phone for evidence is unnecessary as law enforcement can obtain it through her carrier with a warrant to maintain the integrity of the evidence.
Clips
The use of circumstantial evidence in criminal investigations has always been a controversial topic, often criticized by experts who claim it can easily be contaminated.
32:35 - 36:31 (03:56)
Summary
The use of circumstantial evidence in criminal investigations has always been a controversial topic, often criticized by experts who claim it can easily be contaminated. However, the combination of different types of evidence increases the strength of the case, such as in the example of Maggie's phone.