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Expert witnesses and consultants who may testify on all aspects of fingerprints may be located on this page. The professionals found here may consult regarding computer enhancement of finger prints, automated fingerprint systems, and the evaluation of fingerprint evidence. These fingerprint experts may provide reports and expert witness testimony regarding latent fingerprints, matched prints fingerprints, and unique finger marks, as well as related issues.
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What is a fingerprints expert witness?
A fingerprints expert witness is a professional who has specialized knowledge and experience in the analysis, comparison, and evaluation of fingerprints as part of legal proceedings.
What is the role of a fingerprints expert witness?
A fingerprints expert witness is a professional who provides expert testimony on matters related to fingerprints, such as identification, analysis, and comparison.
How much can a person make as a fingerprints expert witness?
Fingerprints expert witnesses can earn in the range from $175 to $450 per hour, with some circumstances calling for more. The expert and retaining attorney will agree upon the amount, which is usually put in a retainer agreement.
What are the qualifications of a fingerprints expert witness?
A fingerprints expert witness is qualified to analyze and compare fingerprints for use in legal proceedings.
What type of evidence is gathered in a lawsuit by a fingerprints expert witness?
A fingerprints expert witness gathers physical evidence such as fingerprints, palm prints, and footprints to analyze and compare them to determine if they match the prints found at the crime scene.
In what type of cases would there be testimony from a fingerprints expert witness?
Fingerprint expert witnesses may testify in cases involving burglary, theft, assault, and homicide, where fingerprints are found at the crime scene or on the weapon used in the crime.