Question

19 multiple answer 1 point a signed confession from a suspect direct circumstantial biological physical 20 multiple answer 2 points a few pieces of blonde hair (without follicle so no dna) direct circumstantial biological physical

Explanation:

Question 19 (A signed confession from a suspect)

• Direct Evidence: A signed confession is direct evidence as it directly proves a fact (the suspect's admission of guilt) without needing inference.
• Physical Evidence: A signed document (confession) is a physical object, so it can also be classified as physical evidence.
• Circumstantial evidence requires inference, which a confession does not. Biological evidence relates to biological materials (like DNA, blood), so a confession is not biological.

• Circumstantial Evidence: Hair (without DNA) is circumstantial because it requires inference (e.g., linking the hair to a suspect or crime scene context).
• Biological Evidence: Hair is a biological material (even without follicle/DNA, it is of biological origin).
• Physical Evidence: Hair is a physical object, so it is physical evidence.
• Direct evidence proves a fact directly, and hair alone does not do that, so not direct.

Answer:

A. Direct, D. Physical

Question 20 (A few pieces of blonde hair (without follicle so no DNA))