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Describe the importance of fingerprint examiners remaining impartial in their investigation?
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∙ 14y ago
Don't understand the question. There is no interprative leeway to be exercised during which they must remain impartial. Fingerprints are analyzed, compared, and matched, via the application of scientific principles and parameters. It's like saying that laboratory technicians must be impartial when they are 'typing' a blood sample. There is NO intepretive leeway to draw a biased conclusion in either case. The results ARE what the results ARE.
I will have to disagree with the above part, because of the fact the questions in a wide general one. For example, what if the case you are working on is one that involves 3 murdered, and you are the examiner, and you find that the prints that you have just don your tests on come out to be that of your older brother, or even you husband. As an investigator you you have look beyond your personal feelings, and judgements, and
still bring true and supportive facts to the table.
Added: The second contributor paints a scenario that, while theoretically possible, IS far fetched, and then uses the artificial scenario to introduce an ETHICS factor, which was not even hinted at in the original question. I will defend the original answer as factually correct.
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