Latent fingerprint manual

Latent Fingerprint Examiner Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office The latent print examiner trainee receives on the job instruction from an experienced Latent Print Examiner. The trainee will be provided with an understanding of the operational systems of The Latent Print Unit, Crime Lab of the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office. Latent Print Examination Manual Chapter 1 – Quality Assurance Revision: 3 Issue Date: Ap Effective Date: May 4, Approved By: Nelson A. Santos. 7. H. Conducts all verifications, technical and administrative reviews on all proficiency tests. The purpose of this manual is to provide a format for training new employees in the Forensic Science Laboratory Division (FSL), Latent Fingerprint Unit (LFU) of the District of Columbia, Department of Forensic Sciences (DFS). The training outline provides guidance for training on specific topics of competence for Latent Fingerprint Trainees.

A. Terminology used in the Latent Print Examination Manual (LPEM) is defined in Appendix 1A. B. Symbols, acronyms, and abbreviations are defined in Appendix 1B. C. Policy statements within the LPEM are mandatory requirements, and the word “must” is to be. The purpose of the Idaho State Police Latent Print section is to provide quality, unbiased and cost effective analysis in the processing and comparison of latent print evidence for use by the criminal justice system. The ISP Latent Print Quality Manual along with the ISP Latent Print Analytical Method provides the framework for these pursuits. Latent Prints Technical Procedures Manual CLD Latent Prints Technical Procedures Page 2 of 80 Revision January 1, Approved by CLD Quality Manager All Printed Copies Are Uncontrolled Revision

If a resolution cannot be reached, then the procedures in the. Indiana State Police Laboratory Quality Assurance. Manual shall be followed. The. Get this from a library! Manual of fingerprint development techniques: a guide to the selection and use of processes for the development of latent. Manual of fingerprint development techniques: a guide to the selection and use of processes for the development of latent fingerprints. Great Britain.