Laying the foundation for the introduction of scientific evidence involves three questions. Which one of the following is not one of the three?

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The three foundational questions for introducing scientific evidence typically focus on the validity of the test itself (A), the accuracy of the equipment used (B), and whether the test was performed correctly by a qualified individual (D). The certification of the lab (C) is not one of the primary foundational questions, although it might be relevant in broader considerations of the evidence's reliability.

Laying the Foundation for the Introduction of Scientific Evidence Involves