Avoid misuse of evidence in court situations

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Q1: Does forensic science have sufficient safeguards to avoid misuse of evidence in court situations?

Are constitutional bases for search and seizure consistent with forensic science method.

Q2: Should private security operations be held to the same standards as public law enforcement with regards to using forensic science methods?

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