Fraud examiners must be concerned with the integrity of the evidence that they find.Preserving the evidence is called
A) Expert identification.
B) Chain of custody.
C) Evidence conservation.
D) Admissibility of testimony.

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Chain of custody is the process of maintaining and documenting the chronological history of evidence, from the moment it is discovered to the time it is presented in court. It is important to ensure the integrity and admissibility of the evidence, and to prevent it from being tampered with or contaminated. Expert identification, evidence conservation, and admissibility of testimony are also important, but they are not specifically related to preserving the integrity of the evidence.

Fraud Examiners Must Be Concerned with the Integrity of the Evidence