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Volume 32, Issue 5 (September 1987)

ISSN: 0022-1198
CODEN: JFSCA
Published Online: 1 September 1987
Page Count: 1


A Review of The Personal Identification of Living Individuals
Principe, A
Executive director, North Illinois Police Crime Laboratory, IL

Abstract

This book is an overview of the many methods of personal identification of living individuals. It is heavily referenced with little or no original subject matter. The book is a narrative work intended for field workers or generally interested readers. The field of personal identification via the techniques addressed in this book such as fingerprints, lip prints, handwriting, visual identification, voice printing, and dentition have been known for years. The author discusses the Bertillion Measurement System as a method of individual identification that has lost credibility years ago.



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Paper ID: JFS11203J
DOI: 10.1520/JFS11203J
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