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Las huellas dactilares ofrecen un medio infalible de identificación personal y suplantan a otros métodos para establecer la identidad de los criminales debido a que las huellas no cambian a diferencia de otras características personales; el primer uso documentado de huellas dactilares para identificación fue por Sir Guillermo Herschel en 1858 en la India y desde entonces las huellas permiten plena identificación de individuos como un preciso indicio.
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Ocupación de las huellas
- 1. Ocupación de las huellas
- 2. Las huellas dactilares ofrecen medios infalibles de Identificación Personal
- 3. Ésa es la explicación esencial del porqué suplanta a otros métodos para establecer las identidades de los criminales Otras características personales cambian - las huellas no
- 4. El primer Inglés que en julio de 1858 comenzó a usar huellas dactilares, fue Sir Guillermo Herschel, principal magistrado del distrito de Jungipoor, en la India, las primeras huellas dactilares usadas fueron en los contratos nativos
- 5. Las huellas dactilares permiten la plena identificación de los individuos, constituyendo por ello, un preciso indicio.