The manner of collecting and preserving physical evidence at a crime scene is determined by:
A)The circumstances of the crime.
B)The importance of the case.
C)The number of evidence collectors present at the crime scene.
D)The nature of the evidence.

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The nature of the evidence determines the manner of collecting and preserving physical evidence at a crime scene. For example, blood evidence must be collected and preserved in a different manner than fingerprint evidence.

The Manner of Collecting and Preserving Physical Evidence at a Crime