The reliability of fingerprint identification has been challenged in the past from "summary" of Forensic Fingerprints by Max M. Houck
The reliability of fingerprint identification has been challenged in the past. One significant issue that has arisen is the potential for human error in the comparison process. Despite the use of thorough training and established protocols, there is always a risk of misidentification due to the subjective nature of matching fingerprints. This subjectivity can be influenced by various factors, such as the examiner's fatigue, bias, or level of experience. As a result, there have been cases where wrongful convictions have occurred based on erroneous fingerprint analysis.
Another challenge to the reliability of fingerprint identification is the lack of standardized practices across different forensic laboratories. Variations in techniques, equipment, and quality control measures can lead to inconsistencies in results. Without uniform standards in place, there is a higher chance of errors and discrepancies in f...
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