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Fingerprints
Fingerprints are a key part of many investigations. Each one is different and is significant to any individual.
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Which of the follwing is currently used by the US Deparment of Justice as a form of genetic fingerprints of criminals?
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Finger prints are used to identify humans. Can nose prints be used to identify dogs?
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Other then actual fingerprints What is another application for DNA finger prints?
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Does everybody have unique fingerprints?
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yes they fall into the same catorgory ,but are not the same ,so yes every fingerprint is unique
What causes the pattern of an individual's finger prints to be left behind on surfaces?
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In one word... grease ! The natural oils in our skin are left behind when we touch surfaces.
What do you call invisible fingerprints that need to be treated to become visible?
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Why can only certain parts DNA be used as DNA fingerprints?
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The parts must be unique to the person.
The parts must be unique to the person
Why is it important for the lancet to be positioned to cut across the fingerprints rather than parallel to them?
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So that it dose not rip the skin
What powder do SOCOs use to iluminate finger prints?
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Magnesium powder-Latent prints are visualised using magnesium powder, which is gently brushed over these hard and shiny surfaces in order to illuminate them.
Can a person be forced to be fingerprinted?
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No, but in some cases it is either get printed or not get the job or ID. As a teacher I have been fingerprinted when I get another credential, a new job, or want to volunteer with a group working with children. (My fingerprints never show well on the life scan so I always end up having my prints redone. Very annoying.)
