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1. Digital imaging legal precedents.

Subjects
Civil rights United States., Civil rights States. United States, Biometric identification United States., Biometric identification States. United States, Fingerprints., Fingerprints States., Identification United States., Identification States. United States, Identification Technological innovations United States., Identification Technological innovations States. United States, Dermatoglyphics, Droits de l'homme États-Unis., Droits de l'homme États. États-Unis, Identification biométrique États-Unis., Identification biométrique États. États-Unis, Empreintes digitales., Empreintes digitales États., Identification États-Unis., Identification États. États-Unis, Identification Innovations États-Unis., Identification Innovations États. États-Unis, Biometric identification., Civil rights., Civil rights U.S. states., Fingerprints., Identification., United States.
Published
2024

2. Latent Print Section quality manual.

Subjects
Crime laboratories Arkansas., Fingerprints., Criminalistique Laboratoires Arkansas., Empreintes digitales., fingerprints., dactyloscopy., Crime laboratories., Fingerprints., Arkansas.
Published
2012

3. Fingerprint misuse and identity theft

Author

Reilly, Meghan. and Reilly, Meghan.

Subjects
Fingerprints., Judicial error Connecticut., Identity theft Prevention. Connecticut, Dermatoglyphics, Empreintes digitales., Erreur judiciaire Connecticut., Fingerprints., Identity theft Prevention., Judicial error., Connecticut.
Abstract

Updates OLR research report 95-R-0596 regarding the misuse of fingerprint records resulting in wrongful convictions. Also discusses safeguards protecting fingerprint information from identity theft or record-switching.

Published
2008

4. Various questions on teacher fingerprinting procedures

Author

Coleman, Soncia. and Coleman, Soncia.

Subjects
Teachers Legal status, laws, etc. Connecticut., Teachers Identification. Connecticut, School districts Law and legislation Connecticut., Fingerprints., Dermatoglyphics, Enseignants Identification. Connecticut, Empreintes digitales., Fingerprints., School districts Law and legislation., Teachers., Teachers Legal status, laws, etc., Connecticut.
Abstract

Discusses whether teachers must be fingerprinted every time they change schools, if there are different fingerprinting requirements for substitute teachers, and why entities charge different prices for fingerprinting services.

Published
2004

6. Submission of fingerprints for drivers licenses

Author

Fazzalaro, James J. and Fazzalaro, James J.

Subjects
Drivers' licenses States. United States, Fingerprints., Empreintes digitales., dactyloscopy., fingerprints., Drivers' licenses U.S. states., Fingerprints., United States.
Abstract

Discusses several questions related to requiring drivers license applicants to submit finger or thumb prints when applying.

Published
2001

7. Digital imaging and client fraud

Author

Cohen, Robin and Cohen, Robin

Subjects
Welfare fraud Connecticut., Welfare recipients Identification. Connecticut, Public welfare Connecticut., Fingerprints., Aide sociale Fraude Connecticut., Aide sociale Bénéficiaires Identification. Connecticut, Aide sociale Connecticut., Empreintes digitales., dactyloscopy., fingerprints., Fingerprints., Public welfare., Welfare fraud., Welfare recipients., Connecticut.
Abstract

Discusses how many digital imaging cases of suspected client fraud were referred to the Chief State's Attorney's Office for prosecution and of these, how many were actually found to be fraudulent. Updates OLR research report 98-R-0342.

Published
1998

8. Statewide biometric identification system

Author

Jordan, Laura and Jordan, Laura

Subjects
Welfare recipients Identification. Connecticut, Public welfare Connecticut., Fingerprints., Dermatoglyphics, Aide sociale Bénéficiaires Identification. Connecticut, Aide sociale Connecticut., Empreintes digitales., Fingerprints., Public welfare., Welfare recipients., Connecticut.
Abstract

Discusses how many welfare fraud cases have been referred to the Chief State's Attorney's Office and how much the biometric identifier system cost.

Published
1998

9. Fingerprinting child day care employees

Author

Ranelli, Matthew and Ranelli, Matthew

Subjects
Child care workers Law and legislation Connecticut., Day care centers Employees Law and legislation Connecticut., Employee screening Law and legislation Connecticut., Fingerprints., Dermatoglyphics, Empreintes digitales., Employee screening Law and legislation., Fingerprints., Connecticut.
Abstract

Discusses whether the state requires child daycare workers to be fingerprinted.

Published
1997

10. Fingerprinting for check cashing at banks

Author

Niesz, Helga and Niesz, Helga

Subjects
Banking law Connecticut., Check cashing services Law and legislation Connecticut., Fingerprints., Dermatoglyphics, Empreintes digitales., Banking law., Check cashing services Law and legislation., Fingerprints., Connecticut.
Abstract

Discusses whether and under what circumstances First Union Bank requires fingerprinting to cash a check.

Published
1997

11. Misuse of fingerprint identification

Author

Ayers, Neil A. and Ayers, Neil A.

Subjects
Fingerprints., Judicial error Connecticut., Empreintes digitales., Erreur judiciaire Connecticut., dactyloscopy., fingerprints., Fingerprints., Judicial error., Connecticut.
Abstract

Updates OLR research report 95-R-0482, specifically, if there has been instances of people being wrongly convicted of crimes based on their identification through fingerprints.

Published
1995

12. Waterbury's digital imaging program for general assistance (GA) recipients

Author

Cohen, Robin and Cohen, Robin

Subjects
Welfare recipients Identification. Connecticut Waterbury, Welfare fraud Prevention Data processing. Connecticut Waterbury, Fingerprints., Aide sociale Bénéficiaires Identification. Connecticut Waterbury, Empreintes digitales., dactyloscopy., fingerprints., Fingerprints., Welfare recipients., Connecticut Waterbury.
Abstract

Discusses Waterbury's fledgling finger imaging program for GA recipients.

Published
1995

13. Fingerprinting for drivers license

Author

Rose, Veronica. and Rose, Veronica.

Subjects
Drivers' licenses States. United States, Fingerprints., Dermatoglyphics, Empreintes digitales., Drivers' licenses U.S. states., Fingerprints., United States.
Abstract

Discusses whether any states require fingerprinting as a condition of getting a standard motor vehicle driver's license.

Published
1995

14. Digital imaging (biometric systems)

Author

Asselin, Jacques S. and Asselin, Jacques S.

Subjects
Public welfare Connecticut., Aid to families with dependent children programs Connecticut., Fingerprints., Dermatoglyphics, Aide sociale Connecticut., Aide sociale aux familles avec enfants à charge Connecticut., Empreintes digitales., Aid to families with dependent children programs., Fingerprints., Public welfare., Connecticut.
Abstract

Discusses the availability of technology to implement a digital imaging system (also known as biometrics) to monitor welfare recipients. Also discusses the cost and time factors associated with implementing and operating this system.

Published
1995

15. Fingerprinting

Author

Cohen, Robin and Cohen, Robin

Subjects
Fingerprints., Public welfare Law and legislation Connecticut., Dermatoglyphics, Empreintes digitales., Fingerprints., Public welfare Law and legislation., Connecticut.
Abstract

Summarizes the amendment to sSB 392 which would require the Dept. of Social Services (DSS) to implement a fingerprinting system for public and General Assistance (GA) recipients and certain others.

Published
1994

16. Dog tag with imprint of fingerprint and chain

Subjects
Military dog tags., Chains (Jewelry), Metal stamping., Thumbprints, depicted., Fingerprints, depicted., Dress accessories., Name tags., Soldiers United States., Punching (Metal-work), depicted., World War, 1914-1918., World War, 1914-1918 Equipment and supplies., Swaging., Thumbprints., Fingerprints., Punching (Metal-work), Chaînes (Bijoux), Estampage., Empreintes du pouce., Empreintes digitales., Vêtements Accessoires., Insignes d'identité., Poinçonnage (Travail des métaux), Guerre mondiale, 1914-1918., dactyloscopy., fingerprints., Swaging, Armed Forces Equipment and supplies, Armed Forces Uniforms, Chains (Jewelry), Dress accessories, Equipment and supplies, Fingerprints, Metal stamping, Military dog tags, Name tags, Punching (Metal-work), Soldiers, Thumbprints, United States
Abstract

Metal military identification tag (or dog tag) has two punched holes with a chain attached. One hole is meant for the attachment of a chain and the other is meant for a cloth necklace. On the obverse side of the dog tag, it appears to say "Hahn F.H.," "ENS," "R.F.,"and "3-18-18." It is possible that "ENS" stands for "Ensign" which is a US Naval Rank, "R.F." stands for "Reserve Force," and the date is likely the enlistment date. On the reverse side a fingerprint, presumably the solider's, is stamped into the metal. Though it is not clear if this tag is from the United States Navy, it matches the looks of fingerprint dog tags from the United States Navy from the World War I era.

Published
1918

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