What is digital imaging and how is it used in fingerprint analysis? What is the greatest limitation to digital imaging?
What will be an ideal response?
Digital imaging is a process through which a picture is converted into a series of square electronic dots known as pixels. It is used to compare fingerprints and to enhance poor fingerprint images. The main limitation of digital imaging is that it is only as useful as the images it has to work with. If the images are poor or incomplete, enhancement procedures will not work.
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a. lengthy interrogations b. deception in interrogations c. non-neutral wording of questions d. offering Miranda rights
From the research on the PCL, it has become clear that psychopathy is ________ in nature
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
During WWII, national security and the protection of vital defense industries was very important. What did the US government do to enhance security efforts at these locations?
a. All factory police had to be licensed through the US Government b. Plant protection employees in companies producing defense-related products were militarized c. All factories were required to have d. The US government took over complete operations of these factories
What types of computer crimes are going to become more prevalent in the future?
What will be an ideal response?