I cannot provide a detailed guide on how to ensure the chain of custody because the search results do not contain specific information about chain of custody best practices. However, I can offer a general explanation of evidence in law.
Evidence in law refers to any factual materials or assertions presented to a competent tribunal to determine the truth of an alleged fact under investigation. Courts have a primary duty to conduct proper proceedings to hear and consider evidence so that court decisions are based on truth founded on evidence. The law of evidence consists of procedural regulations concerning the proof and presentation of facts, including witness testimony, documents, physical objects, or foreign law assertions. These rules have evolved under different legal systems, shaped by varying legal requirements for admissible and sufficient proof.
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