A sketch drawn or personally witnessed by an investigator that accurately portrays a crime scene and that is allowed into evidence is referred to as:
A)freehand.
B)exculpatory.
C)admissible.
D)courtroom.

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A sketch that accurately portrays a crime scene and is witnessed by the investigator can be admitted as evidence in court, making it admissible. Freehand refers to a style of drawing, exculpatory refers to evidence that exonerates the defendant, and courtroom simply refers to the location of a trial.

A Sketch Drawn or Personally Witnessed by an Investigator That