The AFIS computer system not make a postive match of fingerprints. It is up to the individual examiner to make that determination.Question 3Select one:TrueFalse

This AFIS computer database is used to develop suspect information with the use of _______.Question 24Select one:a.DNAb.fingerprintsc.firearm balistic samplesd.Shoe Printse.None of the above

In criminal cases, the availability of readable fingerprints is often critical in establishing evidence of a major crime. It is necessary, therefore, to follow proper procedures when taking fingerprints. In major cases, prints should be obtained from all persons who may have touched areas associated with a crime scene, for elimination purposes. The main idea of the paragraph is that all fingerprints found at a crime scene should be taken and thoroughly investigated. the first step in investigating fingerprints is to eliminate those of non-suspects. because fingerprints are so important in many cases, it is important to follow the correct course in taking them. if the incorrect procedure is followed in gathering fingerprints, the ones taken may be useless.

What makes fingerprints unique among biometric modalities?*1 pointA) High variabilityB) Easy to replicateC) Permanence and individualityD) Rapid changes over time

Most English speaking countries us the ________ fingerprint classification system.Question 4Select one:a.Henryb.FBIc.Galtond.Vucetich

Which of the following is not a form of biometrics?answerFingerprintSmart cardFace recognitionRetina scan