Due to their permanence and individuality fingerprints have been used as a positive form of identification for the past century. Although many new forms of forensic identification have been researched and developed over the years the fact remains that no two fingerprints are identical. As a result, fingerprint evidence remains crucial in cases of mistaken identity and in situations involving latent prints developed on evidence, the identification of which can place a given individual at a particular scene. Fingerprint Science is a complex and ever-changing field due to the development of new processes, procedures and case law. Throughout my career I have developed my skills as a fingerprint technician, examiner and instructor. I also have been testifying as a fingerprint expert in Superior Court since 1980.

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