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Fingerprint Identification by William Leo, from the Criminal Investigation Series. This illustrated forensic science textbook examines fingerprint evidence, pattern recognition, and the methods used to develop, classify, and compare prints.
The book connects identification techniques with professional ethics and courtroom presentation, making it useful for criminal justice students, forensic science readers, and collectors of law enforcement reference books.
Topics include fingerprint history, friction skin, arches, loops and whorls, recording finger and palm prints, automated identification systems, powder and chemical development of latent prints, expert testimony, and deceased and disaster identification. Includes illustrations, case studies, bibliography, and glossary.
Published by LawTech Publishing Group. Copyright 2004–2006, with version notation dated March 28, 2006. Softcover. ISBN 9781889315133.
Good overall condition, with cover rubbing, scattered surface marks, edge and corner wear, and creasing. Some curling to the covers and page block, with minor discoloration along the page edges. Yellow highlighting is present in multiple sections, including the contents and text, with substantial highlighting on some pages. Text remains readable, and binding appears intact. Please review photographs for condition details.
SKU D-11
2006 Fingerprint Identification William Leo Forensic Criminal Investigation
$65.00
The book connects identification techniques with professional ethics and courtroom presentation, making it useful for criminal justice students, forensic science readers, and collectors of law enforcement reference books.
Topics include fingerprint history, friction skin, arches, loops and whorls, recording finger and palm prints, automated identification systems, powder and chemical development of latent prints, expert testimony, and deceased and disaster identification. Includes illustrations, case studies, bibliography, and glossary.
Published by LawTech Publishing Group. Copyright 2004–2006, with version notation dated March 28, 2006. Softcover. ISBN 9781889315133.
Good overall condition, with cover rubbing, scattered surface marks, edge and corner wear, and creasing. Some curling to the covers and page block, with minor discoloration along the page edges. Yellow highlighting is present in multiple sections, including the contents and text, with substantial highlighting on some pages. Text remains readable, and binding appears intact. Please review photographs for condition details.
SKU D-11