Evidence that the defendant's DNA was found at the crime scene is an example of real evidence.

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Real evidence refers to physical objects or material directly involved in the case, such as a weapon or a piece of clothing. DNA evidence, while physical, is considered forensic evidence, which is a subset of demonstrative evidence, as it requires expert interpretation to link it to the defendant and the crime scene.

Evidence That the Defendant's DNA Was Found at the Crime