The Science of Fingerprints: Classification and UsesUnited States. Federal Bureau of Investigation
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The Science of Fingerprints: Classification and Uses
United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fingerprints
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ADDRESS | | | | |
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__________|__________|________|________|______________|___________________
HEIGHT WEIGHT EYES HAIR COMPLEXION OCCUPATION
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______________________________________|___________________________________
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH SCARS AND MARKS
__________________________________________________________________________
(SEE OTHER SIDE FOR ARREST RECORD)
[Illustration: 416]
DATE | NUMBER | CHARGE | DISPOSITION
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
______|__________|__________|_________________
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It is advisable to make use of charge-out cards when original index
cards are drawn from the files. Figure 418 shows a charge-out card.
To supplant the 3- by 5-inch index cards mentioned above, many law
enforcement agencies have found it desirable to use a separate sheet,
sometimes referred to as a "History Sheet" or "Information Sheet,"
containing the complete case history of the subject involved. These
separate sheets can be filed by fingerprint number sequence and
contain not only the data such as the known aliases, the fingerprint
classification formula, the arrest number, and other essential items
which are set out on the 3- by 5-inch cards as heretofore described,
but also contain a concise summary of the subject's arrest history,
particularly with reference to his criminal activities in the
particular city. They may also contain a summarized case history with
respect to each arrest or commitment, including such items as the date
and place of arrest, complete home address, relatives, the essential
facts concerning the prosecution of charges, and the ultimate
disposition.
[Illustration: 417]
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