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FORENSIC LATENT PRINT IDENTIFICATION UNIT TEST METHODS Issuing Authority: Division Commander Issue Date: 03/15/16 Version 12-Page 1 of 132 INDIANA STATE POLICE FORENSIC LATENT PRINT IDENTIFICATION

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How to fill out forensic latent print:

1. Begin by carefully examining the surface or item that holds the latent print. Look for any potential prints that could assist in criminal investigations.
2. Wear gloves to avoid contaminating the latent print. Use a clean, soft brush to gently lift the print from the surface. Make sure to avoid using too much force to prevent smudging.
3. Once lifted, carefully place the print on a clean and dry backing card or a specialized tape for preservation.
4. Fill out the necessary information on the backing card or tape, such as the case number, date and time of collection, and location of the print.
5. Document any important details about the print, such as its quality, clarity, and any unique characteristics that may aid in identification.
6. Store the filled-out backing card or tape in a secure and appropriate evidence container, ensuring that it is properly sealed and labeled.
7. If necessary, submit the forensic latent print to a crime laboratory for further analysis, comparison, and potential identification.

Who needs forensic latent print?

1. Law enforcement agencies often require forensic latent prints to aid in criminal investigations. These prints can be used to identify potential suspects or link individuals to a specific location or crime scene.
2. Forensic experts and analysts utilize latent prints to conduct detailed comparisons, examinations, and identifications. These professionals play a crucial role in linking latent prints to potential suspects and providing expert testimony in court.
3. Prosecutors and defense attorneys may also require forensic latent prints as evidence during criminal trials. These prints can be used to support or challenge the accuracy and reliability of witness statements or other forms of evidence.

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What is forensic latent print?

A forensic latent print is an impression left by the friction ridges of the skin on the fingers, palms, and soles of the feet.

Who is required to file forensic latent print?

Law enforcement agencies, forensic laboratories, and other entities involved in criminal investigations are required to file forensic latent prints.

How to fill out forensic latent print?

Forensic latent prints are typically filled out with detailed information about the evidence, such as the location where it was found, the method of collection, and any relevant details about the potential suspect.

What is the purpose of forensic latent print?

The purpose of forensic latent prints is to provide a record of physical evidence that can be used in criminal investigations and court proceedings to help identify suspects or link them to a crime scene.

What information must be reported on forensic latent print?

Information such as the case number, date and location of collection, name of the examiner, description of the evidence, and any relevant details about the suspect must be reported on forensic latent prints.