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The circles of a fingerprint are called whorls.
They are very easy to fake. It was tested on Mythbusters, you can get through airport security fingerprint reader with a piece of paper, a printed fingerprint on it.
tattoo, fingerprint, scar, birthmark
Police use Chromotography - which is used to separate ink that has been used on paper or on a letter or something so the police know what kind of pen has been used on the paper or letter. For blackmails, details on locations used in a case.
Jill McIntyre has written: 'Discussion paper on police use of deadly force in British Columbia' -- subject(s): Police, Use of force, Police shootings
Chromotography-which is used to separate ink that has been used on paper or on a letter or something so the police know what kind of pen has been used on the paper or letter
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Fish Paper It's called fish paper because you use fish paper as a eletrical insulation (insulator)/ it has insulating properties.
Fingerprint
because its called TOILET PAPER
The 'traditional' method was to use ink and paper. The suspect would have each finger 'rolled' onto an ink pad - then the finger would be pressed against a piece of paper. This left an impression of the fingerprint on the paper. To 'lift' a fingerprint from most surfaces - the print would be 'dusted' with Silver Iodide powder. The powder sticks to the grease in the finger print, and a piece of adhesive tape will 'lift' the print from the surface. The adhesive tape is then stuck to white card to make the print more visible. Electronic methods are much better because - (a) The suspect isn't left with ink on their hands - and (b) the electronic prints can be instantly matched against the police database to either confirm the person's identity or see if they're wanted for other crimes.
the police officers use the so called "miranda doctrine". . .