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041			_aeng
082			_a363.258 _bSUR
100			_aSurinder Nath
245			_aPersonal identification through fingerprints _cProf. Surinder Nath
260			_aNew Delhi _bShree Publishers & Distributors _c2018
300			_av, 95p. _bill. _c22cm.
500			_aincludes preface and suggested readings
520			_aFingerprints have been the gold standard for personal identification within the forensic community for more than one hundred years. Fingerprints and finger marks combine to provide the most powerful means of personal identification available to police and courts. The basic patterns of fingerprints are loops, whorls and arches that can be found in fingerprints. The standard methodology used by fingerprint experts to conduct friction ridge examinations is called ACE-V, for analysis, comparison, evaluation, and verification, which are the four fundamental phases utilized in this process. The recovered prints can be manually compared with known antemortem records or searched through an automated fingerprint system (AFIS) in order to verify or establish identity.
650			_aFingerprints
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