..., precious gems, plastic, computer discs, and electronics. However, few studies have examined the effect of such treatments on items of forensic interest. In this paper, the authors focused on the impact of the irradiation process on the ability to visualize latent prints. This experiment involved using...

... of Latent Prints Developed ,” IAI News , 12 1983 , p. 3 . Shimoda , S. C. , “ Identification of a Forger From His Palm Print ,” Lab Directors Conference , Washington, DC , 1975 . Vaughn v. State , 220 S.E. 2d 66 (GA App 1975). Barnett v. State , 265 S.E. 2d 348 (GA App 1980...

...JP Nielson, C.L.P.E.; AI Katz, M.S. A protocol to maximize the probability of recovery of both drug residues and latent prints has been previously reported. A particular type of substrate (paper) has been encountered which traps drug residues in the paper matrix, thereby preventing recovery...

... of recovery of both drug residues and latent prints. Different protocols are required for porous and nonporous surfaces. John P. Nielson, 1 C.L.P.E. and Altan L Katz, i M.S. A Processing Protocol for Drug Residue and Latent Print Evidence REFERENCE: Nielson, J. P. and Katz, A. I., "A Processing Protocol...

.... Examples of the variability of development as a result of atmospheric conditions are illustrated. 10 03 1986 27 05 1986 01 03 1987 forensic science amino acids ninhydrin fingerprints latent prints References Moenssens , A. A. , Fingerprint Techniques , Chilton...

... of the fingers and palms of deceased persons who are so badly decomposed that inked impressions cannot be made. Silicone is used for casting toolmarks, and to make negative impressions of fingers and palms of deceased persons. It is also outstanding for lifting latent prints from doorknobs, bottle-necks...