Question 1

How does a latent print examiner enter a latent print into the AFIS database, and what information is recorded?

Accepted Answer

a. The latent print is scanned or photographed
b. The latent print examiner will enter the case number, agency and any other data pertaining to the case at hand

Question 2

What features of a computer make it suitable for the search and storage of tenprint cards?

Accepted Answer

a. A computer can store lots of information in a small space
b. The computer can perform simultaneous functions, unlike a human who has to perform one task at a time.
c. It can work quickly and efficiently twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week, three hundred and sixty-five days per year.

Question 3

List three examples of forensic biometrics.

Accepted Answer

a. Handwriting
b. Odontology
c. Anthropology
d. Fingerprints

Question 4

List the seven advantages to livescan prints.

Accepted Answer

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Question 5

What technological advancement led to the development of the AFIS?

Accepted Answer

The silicon microchi

Question 6

What are candidate fingerprints?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What are candidate fingerprints?...

Question 7

Why does the AFIS computer search a database of tenprint records from other arrests?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Why does the AFIS computer search a...

Question 8

What are the possible future technological advances that will improve AFIS systems?

Accepted Answer

a. Smaller systems
b. Faster s

Question 9

What is the name of the FBI's criminal fingerprint database, and what was it formerly called?

Accepted Answer

a. Next Generation Identificat

Question 10

Define biometrics.

Accepted Answer

a. "Biometrics" comes from the

Question 11

What functions does AFIS perform when an individual is arrested?

Accepted Answer

a. Stores the fingerprints
b.

Question 12

How is a latent print searched in the AFIS database?

Accepted Answer

The answer of How is a latent print searched in...

Question 13

What are the two main purposes of AFIS as a law enforcement tool?

Accepted Answer

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Question 14

How does a livescan fingerprint image appear on the computer monitor?

Accepted Answer

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Question 15

fingerprints are the most common biometric used for criminal identification around the world today.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

a computer performs a feature extraction algorithm in order to pick out minutiae in a fingerprint.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

the AFIS computer makes the final determination as to whether or not a latent print is a "match" to a candidate fingerprint.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

What are some ways AFIS searches can be made more efficient?

Accepted Answer

a. Allow the computer to encod

Question 19

What is the most crucial step for successfully utilizing AFIS technology?

Accepted Answer

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Question 20

Which city in the United States was the first jurisdiction to use the AFIS computer on a routine basis?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which city in the United States was...

How does a latent print examiner enter a latent print into the AFIS database, and what information is recorded?

What features of a computer make it suitable for the search and storage of tenprint cards?

List three examples of forensic biometrics.

List the seven advantages to livescan prints.

What technological advancement led to the development of the AFIS?

What are candidate fingerprints?

Why does the AFIS computer search a database of tenprint records from other arrests?

What are the possible future technological advances that will improve AFIS systems?

What is the name of the FBI's criminal fingerprint database, and what was it formerly called?

Define biometrics.

What functions does AFIS perform when an individual is arrested?

How is a latent print searched in the AFIS database?

What are the two main purposes of AFIS as a law enforcement tool?

How does a livescan fingerprint image appear on the computer monitor?

fingerprints are the most common biometric used for criminal identification around the world today.

a computer performs a feature extraction algorithm in order to pick out minutiae in a fingerprint.

the AFIS computer makes the final determination as to whether or not a latent print is a "match" to a candidate fingerprint.

What are some ways AFIS searches can be made more efficient?

What is the most crucial step for successfully utilizing AFIS technology?

Which city in the United States was the first jurisdiction to use the AFIS computer on a routine basis?

Introduction

History

Physiology and Embryology

Fingerprint Patterns and Classification

Known Fingerprints

The Nature of Latent Prints

Introduction to Processing Methods

Forensic Light Sources

Physical Processing Methods

Chemical Processing Methods: Porous Substrates

Chemical Processing Methods: Nonporous Substrates

Chemical Processing Methods: Other Substrates and Matrices

Documentation

Crime Scene Processing

Fingerprint Comparisons: Ace-V Methodology

Fingerprint Comparisons: Point Counting, Error Rates and Statistics

Palm Print Comparisons

Courtroom Testimony

Filters

Exam 7: Biometrics: Livescan and Afis

How does a latent print examiner enter a latent print into the AFIS database, and what information is recorded?

What features of a computer make it suitable for the search and storage of tenprint cards?

List three examples of forensic biometrics.

List the seven advantages to livescan prints.

What technological advancement led to the development of the AFIS?

What are candidate fingerprints?

Why does the AFIS computer search a database of tenprint records from other arrests?

What are the possible future technological advances that will improve AFIS systems?

What is the name of the FBI's criminal fingerprint database, and what was it formerly called?

Define biometrics.

What functions does AFIS perform when an individual is arrested?

How is a latent print searched in the AFIS database?

What are the two main purposes of AFIS as a law enforcement tool?

How does a livescan fingerprint image appear on the computer monitor?

fingerprints are the most common biometric used for criminal identification around the world today.

a computer performs a feature extraction algorithm in order to pick out minutiae in a fingerprint.

the AFIS computer makes the final determination as to whether or not a latent print is a "match" to a candidate fingerprint.

What are some ways AFIS searches can be made more efficient?

What is the most crucial step for successfully utilizing AFIS technology?

Which city in the United States was the first jurisdiction to use the AFIS computer on a routine basis?

Introduction

History

Physiology and Embryology

Fingerprint Patterns and Classification

Known Fingerprints

The Nature of Latent Prints

Introduction to Processing Methods

Forensic Light Sources

Physical Processing Methods

Chemical Processing Methods: Porous Substrates

Chemical Processing Methods: Nonporous Substrates

Chemical Processing Methods: Other Substrates and Matrices

Documentation

Crime Scene Processing

Fingerprint Comparisons: Ace-V Methodology

Fingerprint Comparisons: Point Counting, Error Rates and Statistics

Palm Print Comparisons

Courtroom Testimony

Filters