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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Preserving the chain of custody ensures that the evidence is not tampered with or altered in any way and maintains its integrity. This is essential for the evidence to be admissible in court or used in an investigation. Expert identification, evidence conservation, and admissibility of testimony are also important considerations, but chain of custody is specifically focused on protecting the integrity of the evidence.

Fraud Examiners Must Be Concerned with the Integrity of the Evidence