Presumptive Test Law and Legal Definition
A presumptive test is one used in criminal investigations which is not conclusive, but is used to screen for the presence of a substance. For example, a presumptive test may be used to determine the presence of blood, seminal fluid, or drugs. The results of a presumptive test will not conclusively prove or disprove the presence of the substance.
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- Ab Intestato
- ABC Test
- Abstraction-Filtration-Comparison Test
- Abstractions Test
- Acceptance Testing
- Acceptor Supra Protest
- Acid Test Ratio
- Actual-Risk Test
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