Over the years, scientific and legal scholars have called for the implementation of algorithms
(eg, statistical methods) in forensic science to provide an empirical foundation to experts' …

Over the last decade, the development of statistical models in support of forensic fingerprint
identification has been the subject of increasing research attention, spurned on recently by …

Latent fingerprint has been used as evidence in the court of law for over 100 years.
However, even today, a completely automated latent fingerprint system has not been …

The forensic fingerprint community has faced increasing amounts of criticism by scientific
and legal commentators, challenging the validity and reliability of fingerprint evidence due to …

In recent years, there have been efforts to promote probabilistic reporting and the use of
computational algorithms across several forensic science disciplines. Reactions to these …

Simultaneous latent fingerprints are a cluster of latent fingerprints that are concurrently
deposited by the same person. Inherent challenges of latent fingerprints such as partial and …

An experiment in forensic text comparison (FTC) within the likelihood ratio (LR) framework is
described, in which authorship attribution was modelled with wordand character-based …

The development of statistical models for forensic fingerprint identification purposes has
been the subject of increasing research attention in recent years. This can be partly seen as …

Abstract The Daubert case in Philadelphia in 1999 caused a debate about the scientificity of
fingerprint evidence. Since then, the current fingerprint identification system has been …

Latent prints are routinely recovered from crime scenes and are compared with available
databases of known fingerprints for identifying criminals. However, current procedures to …