University:
California State University, Northridge
Course:
CJS 302 | Crime, Criminal Justice and Society
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2023
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1. Fingerprints deposited on a surface from sweat excreted from skin pores and that are not visible to the naked eye, are called: Latent fingerprints 2. The points of interest in a fingerprint that are necessary for identifications, such as bifurcations, ridge endings and bridges (crossovers), are known as: Minutiae 3. The fingerprint pattern that presents at least two deltas is called: Whorl 4. The most common fingerprint pattern in the US is: Loop 5. A point-by-point comparison of a fingerprint's ________________ must be demonstrated to prove identity. Minutiae 6. Prints impressed in a bar of soap are referred to as: Plastic 7. To permanently alter the fingerprint and produce scars, one must damage the: Dermal papillae 8. The first systematic system of individual classification and identification was introduced by: Alphonse Bertillon 9. Computerized fingerprint search systems match prints by comparing the position of ________ and ________. Bifurcations; ridge endings 10. Under which circumstances have two people been found to have identical fingerprints? None to date 11. The fingerprint classification system used in most English-speaking countries was devised by: Henry 12. Superglue fuming is NOT suitable for use on: Cardboard 13. It is estimated that there are as many as ________ ridge characteristics in an average complete fingerprint. 150 14. AFIS is a(n): Computerized system for storing and retrieving fingerprint records 15. Which is NOT considered a porous surface? Tile 16. Which of the following is NOT a ridge characteristic of a fingerprint? Core 17. In the Primary Classification scheme, the left index finger has a potential value of: 2 18. In the Primary Classification System, a finger is assigned numerical value if its pattern is a: Whorl 19. A primary classification of 9/3 means that there are: Whorls on the left index and right ring fingers 20. What is the minimum number of ridge characteristics necessary before two fingerprints can be identified as the same? No minimum exists 21. Friction skin ridges are formed: During fetal development 22. Sir Francis Galton, in writing his textbook on fingerprints, built on the groundbreaking work in this area by: Fauld 23. Fingerprint minutiae are class characteristics. False 24. Fingerprint pattern types are unique, individualizing features. False 25. What are Galton details? Minutiae

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