The chain of custody of evidence describes who obtained the evidence and __________.
A.
Who secured it and stole it
B.
Who controlled it and broke it
C.
Who secured it and validated it
D.
Who controlled it and duplicated it
Explanation:
C: The chain of custody outlines a process to ensure that under no circumstance was there a possibility for the evidence to be tampered with. If the chain of custody is broken, there is a high probability that the evidence will not be admissible in court. If it is admitted, it will not carry as much weight.