Chain of custody refers to the documented process of collecting, handling, storing, transferring, and testing evidence in a criminal defense investigation. It helps establish who had possession of evidence and whether it was properly preserved from the time it was collected until it is presented in court. In Texas criminal defense cases, questions about the handling or integrity of evidence may be relevant to a criminal defense strategy.
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