chain of custody

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Type Definition Sources
Noun In Records: the succession of offices or persons who have held materials from the moment they were created. (used 0 times in citations and controls)
  • Per ISO 704:2009 methodology
Noun In Law: the succession of officers or individuals who have held real evidence from the moment it is obtained until presented in court. (used 21 times in citations and controls)
  • Per ISO 704:2009 methodology
Noun A process that tracks the movement of evidence through its collection, safeguarding, and analysis lifecycle by documenting each person who handled the evidence, the date/time it was collected or transferred, and the purpose for the transfer. (used 0 times in citations and controls)
Record Example This record contains documentation that shows who obtained the evidence, where it was obtained, and who had control or possession of the evidence from the time it was obtained to the time it is presented in court. (used 5 times in citations and controls)
  • Per ISO 704:2009 methodology

Other Forms

Type Other Form
Plural chains of custody
Plural Possessive chains of custody's
Possessive chain of custody's

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