No. Collective evidence cannot be used to link a suspect to a crime, but individual evidence can.
<h3>What is Class Evidence?</h3>
Class evidence links a group of people (but not a specific suspect) to a crime scene. Collective evidence is criminal investigation material that may relate to a group of individuals but not to a specific individual. This type of evidence can be used to narrow down the list of possible suspects.
<h3>What is the difference between Class Evidence and Individual Evidence?</h3>
Categorical features describe features or characteristics of evidence that allow comparison of subjects to groups. Individual characteristics allow forensic scientists to compare an object to a specific object or person and include or exclude that it is from that object or person.
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A state's lieutenant governor serves as second-in-command in the executive branch.
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The lieutenant-governor position is the state equivalent of the vice president in the federal government: it is the person who assists the governor, being the second-in-command in the state's executive power and who replaces the governor in case he cannot exercise its function. In America, 45 states have this position (only Maine, New Hampshire, Wyoming, Oregon and Arizona do not have it). Generally, the functions of this position are very diverse: in some cases, it directs questions of internal policy, relations with the federal government and specific projects, while in others it performs much more limited functions.