Week 5 Discussion - FPII

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Answer the questions to the quiz and take a screen shot when you complete it. This can be emailed to me in our class and counts as 1 response post.

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Week 5 Discussion - FPIIVersion en ligne Answer the questions to the quiz and take a screen shot when you complete it. This can be emailed to me in our class and counts as 1 response post. par Rachel Leintz 1 Since fingerprints are permanent and unique, they are ideal for ___________. a Health Screening b Personal Identification c Determining the age of a person d All of the above 2 What is the primary difference between the area of criminal record identification and ithe area of crime scene investigation when it comes to fingerprints? a The type of prints that are being compared (rolled vs. latents) b The amount of detail that is required c The way they are compared to standards d How they are stored e The type of prints that are being compared (rolled vs. latents) f The amount of detail that is required 3 __________ is considered the lowest level of clarity and detail. This level contains class characteristics only. a The path of individual ridges b Ridge Appearance c Ridge Flow d None of the above 4 You are a latent print examiner, examining a latent print from a burglary scene. Upon examination, you are able to see pore structure and you can make out the shape and contours of ridges. What level of detail does this print have? a 1st Level b 2nd Level c 3rd Level 5 The identification process is usually described as ACE-V. What does this acronym stand for? Written answer