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6.) A suspect was found with a book of matches (some were missing) in his pocket. At the scene of a known arson, matches were found. Are the matches from the scene, individual or class evidence?
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6.) A suspect was found with a

book of matches (some were
missing) in his pocket. At the
scene of a known arson, matches
were found. Are the matches from
the scene, individual or class
evidence?

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Answer: Individual

Explanation: The Matches link the suspect to the arson

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