unless the question asks about it) Thoroughly explain how the crime Individual scene evidence can be individual Evidence or Class? to the evidence at the suspect's house, or why it is class evidence Evidence 1: A clear shoe impression was found at the scans of a house break. There are five matching points of similarity between the impression and the suspect's shoe. is this print class or individual evidence? Evidence 2: A broken test tube was found at a crime scene. Small rounded fragments of glass are found at the suspect's home. The fragments are too small and too few to piece together. Are the small glass fragments individual or class evidence to the broken tube at the scene? Evidence 3: A note was found at a crime scene. A notepad with a similar type of paper was found in the desk of a suspect Is the note be individual or class evidence to the pad of paper? Evidence 4: A tom T-shirt was found in the back seat of a suspect's car. Two pieces of torn cloth were found at the scene of the crime. The tom fragments match with, and fit the tear in the shirt. Are the two pieces be individualized to the T-shirt? Or class evidence? Evidence 5: The Sports page of a local newspaper was found at the scene of a murder. The same paper was found at the suspects home, missing the Sports section: the same local paper, the same issue date. Is the Sports page individual or class evidence to the paper found with the suspect? Evidence 6: Some powder was found in a plastic bag in a suspect's pocket. Traces of similar looking powder were found on the victim's clothing. Chemical analysis determined that the powders are the same substance. Is the powder on the clothing individual or class evidence to the bag of powder? Evidence 7: A hair was found on the kitchen floor of the victim's home. Hair samples were taken from the suspect to microscopically compare with the hair at the scene. They are microscopically similar. Is the hair individual to the suspect? Or is this class evidence