Finger Print Evidence by M.L. Bhargava
Book Overview
Fingerprints have been one of the most enduring and widely accepted forms of forensic evidence in criminal law. In Finger Print Evidence, M. L. Bhargava provides a comprehensive discussion of fingerprints’ evidentiary value, classification, expert opinion, and legal relevance. The text covers essential topics such as:
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General introduction to fingerprints and their significance in law enforcement and criminal justice.
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What DNA fingerprinting is and its connection with traditional fingerprint evidence.
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Opinion of experts and how expert testimony on fingerprints operates in court.
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Comparison of signatures, writings, and seal impressions with fingerprint analysis.
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DNA databases and the evolving role of biometric evidence in investigations.
With detailed explanations and case contexts, the book equips readers with a clear understanding of how fingerprint evidence is used to establish identity, aid investigations, and support prosecutorial or defence arguments in court.