Fingerprints Flashcards

1
Q

what does the scientific method do

A

decrease bias
provide protocol
validate results

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2
Q

who has fingerprints

A

all primates have friction ridge patterns

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3
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what are fingerprints

A

raised ridges and furrows thst are designed to help grasp

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4
Q

where do fingerprints show up

A

every surface a person touches

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5
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3 types of fingerprints

A

latent
patent/ visible
plastic(mold/cast)

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6
Q

2 main fingerprint rules

A

they are unique to everyone
they are permanent

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7
Q

ACE-V

A

Analysis
comparison
evaluation
verification

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8
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analysis

A

qualitative or quantitative

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9
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comparison

A

similarity’s or differences between 2 fingerprints

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10
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evaluation

A

consistent? conclusive?

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11
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verification

A

second independent analysis by another qualified examiner

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12
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level 1

A

general ridge flow

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13
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level 2

A

formations and combinations

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14
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level 3

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details within formations

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