Information about where a drug was found has little impact on any tests that might be run to confirm its identity.

a. true

b. false

The correct answer is false.

It is false that information about where a drug was found has little impact on any tests that might be run to confirm its identity.

That is why criminologists have many techniques to apply when they are doing their work trying to get some answers in the scene of a crime.

Drugs are dangerous substances that produce many bad effects and disorders in humans. Drug effects are psychological and physiological. So always stay out of drugs.

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b hope this