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The chain of custody is a recorded means of verifying where the evidence has travelled and who handled it before the trial. The reason for establishing a chain of custody is to prevent substitution of, tampering with, mistaking the identity of, damaging, altering, contaminating, misplacing or falsifying the evidence.
For drugs of abuse testing in particular, it is important that the donor identify the specimen and that the cup is sealed in front of the donor, followed by the person who collected the specimen signing the chain of custody forms.
For drugs of abuse testing using samples, it is essential that the donor/athlete/sportsperson identifies the sample and that the cup is sealed (preferably by themselves). The chain of custody forms should then be signed by the donor/athlete, followed by the person who collected the specimen.
Final answer: Chain-of-custody documentation is necessary for specimens collected during drug tests, forensic investigations, or pharmaceutical/biomedical research to ensure the samples proper handling and that results are legally defensible.
The chain of custody form shall at least include the following information: Unique identifier. Name and signature of the sample collector. Official address and contact number. Name of the recipient. Laboratorys address. Details of each sample, including: Unique identifier and matrix.
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