Does anyone have reference info for a study done a few years back that included latent print comparisons using a minimum number of 'points' standard? I believe the study was done in Europe.
If memory serves correct, given a 16 point standard, it included data indicating a disproportionate few number of latent prints with 14 or 15 'points' found, and a larger spike at 16 'points'.
Comparison study reference info?
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RL Tavernaro
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Boyd Baumgartner
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The SCAFO article here http://www.scafo.org/library/120101.html makes mention of histograms and pie charts associated with a study that's contained in Journal of Forensic Identification, Vol. 45, No. 5 pgs 580-581.
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RL Tavernaro
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Comparison study reference info
Boyd,
Thank you for the info.
RLT
Thank you for the info.
RLT