Why do you think it is important to examine and understand the drug and toxicology levels of individuals involved in a crime? Is it more important to analyze the drug and toxicology levels of the suspect (cause) or the victim (effect)? Explain your response.REPLY TO MY CLASSMATE’S POST TELLING WHY YOU AGREE BY PRESENTING QUESTIONS, ALTERNATIVE ANALYSIS, CHALLENGES TO THEIR ASSUMPTIONS AND CLAIMS (WITH RESEARCH), ON HOW HE ARRIVED AT HIS CONCLUSIONS (MINIMUM OF 250 WORDS) MAKE SURE YOU ASK QUESTIONS IN THE DISCUSSION                                                      CLASSMATE’ S POST Forensic toxicology supports the investigative process in determining the presence of drugs within a body system. In examining body tissues, fluids, and blood, a determination can be rendered as to the behavior of a suspect before, during, and after a criminal act had been committed (Saferstein, 2021).   First, in this scenario, whether the perpetrator or the victim’s toxicology report is more critical in the case. Toxicology will assist in the case by applying forensic science through methods toxicological applications and the use of the scientific method (Saferstein, 2021). Second, continued analysis of this week’s discussion question reveals that the essence of the question involves the toxicology level involved in a case involving causation of harm (suspect) versus the effect of the causation (victim); thus, rendering a classic metaphoric causality in a “chicken and egg” dilemma.    Forensic scientists can positively detect a substance in a body system (Saferstein