Question List for "Criminalistics: An Introduction to Forensic Science"

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Law and Politics » The three kinds of crime scene fingerprints are visible prints, invisible prints, and latent prints. New
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 41 Dec 7, 2019
Law and Politics » When using AFIS, the computer makes the final verification of the print's identity. New
Started by Anajune7
 29 Dec 7, 2019
Law and Politics » A loop must have at least one delta. New
Started by PhilipSeeMore
 19 Dec 7, 2019
Law and Politics » It is possible to obscure one's fingerprints by scarring. New
Started by CharlieWard
 23 Dec 7, 2019
Law and Politics » A latent fingerprint is a fingerprint made by the deposit of oils and/or perspiration that is ... New
Started by bcretired
 35 Dec 7, 2019
Law and Politics » The shape of the boundary formed from dermal papillae determines the fingerprint pattern. New
Started by londonang
 26 Dec 7, 2019
Law and Politics » The second fundamental theory of fingerprints states that a fingerprint remains unchanged once the ... New
Started by Shelles
 59 Dec 7, 2019
Law and Politics » The second fundamental principle of fingerprints is that a fingerprint is an individual characteristic. New
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 31 Dec 7, 2019
Law and Politics » Which step of the ACE-V process requires the examiner to identify any distortions associated with ... New
Started by fox
 24 Dec 7, 2019
Law and Politics » Computerized fingerprint search systems match prints by comparing the position of ________ and ________. New
Started by audragclark
 56 Dec 7, 2019
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