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CATEGORIES:College of Engineering,Thesis/Dissertations
DESCRIPTION:Thesis Advisor: Dr. Firas D Khatib, Computer & Information Scie
 nce Committee Members: Dr. Yuchou Chang, Computer & Information Science Dr
 . Amir Akhavan Masoumi, Computer & Information Science Abstract: The integ
 rity of evidence chain of custody is fundamental to the administration of 
 justice. From the moment evidence is seized to its presentation in court, 
 each transfer, analysis, and storage event must be accurately documented t
 o preserve admissibility and public trust. Drawing from professional exper
 ience in law enforcement, the importance of maintaining a clear, consisten
 t, and defensible chain of custody is not only procedural but critical to 
 the outcome of investigations and prosecutions. In practice, even minor di
 screpancies can raise significant legal challenges, reinforcing the need f
 or systems that ensure reliability and accountability. As the volume and c
 omplexity of both physical and digital evidence continue to grow, the need
  for a more robust and verifiable chain of custody has become more critica
 l than ever. However, traditional evidence management systems often rely o
 n fragmented databases, paper logs, or centralized digital records that ma
 y be vulnerable to human error, inconsistent auditing practices, or unauth
 orized modification. These limitations can complicate courtroom proceeding
 s and weaken confidence in evidentiary integrity. This thesis proposes a b
 lockchain-based framework for verifiable evidence chain of custody in law 
 enforcement. Leveraging the immutability, transparency, and distributed co
 nsensus mechanisms of permissioned blockchain systems, the proposed model 
 records evidence handling events as tamper-resistant transactions. The fra
 mework is designed to support role-based access controls, timestamped cust
 ody transfers, and cryptographic hashing of evidence metadata to ensure in
 tegrity without exposing sensitive case information. To evaluate the feasi
 bility and effectiveness of the proposed approach, a prototype system was 
 developed to simulate the evidence lifecycle, including seizure, storage, 
 laboratory transfer, and courtroom submission. Performance, integrity, and
  auditability were analyzed and compared with traditional record-keeping s
 ystems. The results demonstrate that blockchain-based custody logging enha
 nces tamper resistance and audit transparency while introducing manageable
  performance trade-offs. Beyond technical evaluation, this research examin
 es the legal and policy implications of implementing blockchain in evidenc
 e management, including considerations of privacy, admissibility standards
 , and institutional oversight. By integrating technical design with operat
 ional and legal analysis, this research presents a practical framework for
  strengthening evidence integrity for modern law enforcement systems.听For
  further information please contact Dr. Firas Khatib at fkhatib@umassd.edu
 \nEvent page: /events/cms/from-seizure-to-courtroom-
 a-blockchain-framework-for-verifiable-evidence-chain-of-custody.php
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</script><p>Thesis Advisor: Dr. Firas D Kha
 tib\, Computer & Information Science</p>\n<p>Committee Members:</p>\n<p>Dr
 . Yuchou Chang\, Computer & Information Science</p>\n<p>Dr. Amir Akhavan M
 asoumi\, Computer & Information Science</p>\n<p>Abstract:</p>\n<p>The inte
 grity of evidence chain of custody is fundamental to the administration of
  justice. From the moment evidence is seized to its presentation in court\
 , each transfer\, analysis\, and storage event must be accurately document
 ed to preserve admissibility and public trust. Drawing from professional e
 xperience in law enforcement\, the importance of maintaining a clear\, con
 sistent\, and defensible chain of custody is not only procedural but criti
 cal to the outcome of investigations and prosecutions. In practice\, even 
 minor discrepancies can raise significant legal challenges\, reinforcing t
 he need for systems that ensure reliability and accountability. As the vol
 ume and complexity of both physical and digital evidence continue to grow\
 , the need for a more robust and verifiable chain of custody has become mo
 re critical than ever. However\, traditional evidence management systems o
 ften rely on fragmented databases\, paper logs\, or centralized digital re
 cords that may be vulnerable to human error\, inconsistent auditing practi
 ces\, or unauthorized modification. These limitations can complicate court
 room proceedings and weaken confidence in evidentiary integrity. This thes
 is proposes a blockchain-based framework for verifiable evidence chain of 
 custody in law enforcement. Leveraging the immutability\, transparency\, a
 nd distributed consensus mechanisms of permissioned blockchain systems\, t
 he proposed model records evidence handling events as tamper-resistant tra
 nsactions. The framework is designed to support role-based access controls
 \, timestamped custody transfers\, and cryptographic hashing of evidence m
 etadata to ensure integrity without exposing sensitive case information. T
 o evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed approach\, a 
 prototype system was developed to simulate the evidence lifecycle\, includ
 ing seizure\, storage\, laboratory transfer\, and courtroom submission. Pe
 rformance\, integrity\, and auditability were analyzed and compared with t
 raditional record-keeping systems. The results demonstrate that blockchain
 -based custody logging enhances tamper resistance and audit transparency w
 hile introducing manageable performance trade-offs. Beyond technical evalu
 ation\, this research examines the legal and policy implications of implem
 enting blockchain in evidence management\, including considerations of pri
 vacy\, admissibility standards\, and institutional oversight. By integrati
 ng technical design with operational and legal analysis\, this research pr
 esents a practical framework for strengthening evidence integrity for mode
 rn law enforcement systems.<br />听<br />For further information please co
 ntact Dr. Firas Khatib at fkhatib@umassd.edu</p><p>Event page: <a href="ht
 tps://www.umassd.edu/events/cms/from-seizure-to-courtroom-a-blockchain-fra
 mework-for-verifiable-evidence-chain-of-custody.php">https://www.umassd.ed
 u/events/cms/from-seizure-to-courtroom-a-blockchain-framework-for-verifiab
 le-evidence-chain-of-custody.php</a></a></p></body></html>
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:From Seizure to Courtroom: A Blockchain Framework fo
 r Verifiable Evidence Chain of Custody
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