Having the name of the evidence handler on both the chain of custody log and the evidence seal is important for accountability and ensuring the integrity of the evidence. By having a clear record of who handled the evidence at each stage of the process, any discrepancies or issues can be easily identified and addressed. This helps to prevent tampering and ensures that the evidence is handled properly and in accordance with established protocols. Additionally, having the evidence handler's name on both the log and seal helps to create a clear and reliable chain of custody, which is essential for ensuring the admissibility of the evidence in court.
