Now it looks as if much of the fingerprinting may not have been legal in the first place.

In such a case, brain fingerprinting could provide useful evidence.

"And they were using fingerprinting, I think, for approximately the last 100 years, or more."

"Even if the law requiring fingerprinting had been effective we would not have found anything."

If you're a lawyer, take the state to court over drivers' fingerprinting.

Fingerprinting has been used by law enforcement agencies for more than a century.

Doctors have been asked about mandatory fingerprinting and secret police.

My men had to when they were carrying out their fingerprinting."

He also introduced the modern-day fingerprinting to the police force.

The fingerprinting is an attempt to do some background checking.

It also could identify two individuals as the same person, unlike fingerprinting.

But I can reassure you that we do not mean digital fingerprinting.

He also urged the fingerprinting of all candidates for teaching positions.

However, genetic fingerprinting at the time was not advanced enough to find her killer.

At five o'clock Reynolds came through to say that the fingerprinting was well in hand.

While the fingerprinting was going on, the other technicians had set up the flash camera equipment.

The same kind of genetic fingerprinting has proved useful in some criminal cases.

The procession began, from the Angel's desk to the fingerprinting room to the cell.

I was instructed to a window where I could ask questions about the fingerprinting.

In this regard, brain fingerprinting is similar to other forensic sciences.

At that time we had, we didn't have any fingerprinting.

He had been told the result of the fingerprinting, but not by Frost as he should have expected.

The families have developed something we're calling genetic fingerprinting.

Fingerprinting of children at school without parental permission was to be outlawed.

The fingerprinting and the opening of mail resulted in an air staff revolt.

He would like to have his fingerprints all over both.

Last night, did the police take any fingerprints or anything?

Now if they had her fingerprints, she would be in clear.

I thought he might have left fingerprints on the back.

He'd leave the blood and simply take care of the fingerprints.

Tell them we'll be after their fingerprints if they do.

We had to take your fingerprints and give them to the police.

But nothing could be done because fingerprints had not been taken in the case.

Would the police be able to tell from the fingerprints who the men were?

Fingerprints, of course, are very popular and have long been used.

Well, if there had been fingerprints they would have told us very little.

I want your fingerprints on it, along with his blood.

He had an idea that fingerprints were going to be the least of his problems from here on out.

I would have no problem with taking fingerprints from the age of six, because this is all about children and their security.

But fingerprints are only a tiny part of the story.

The police said he left 24 fingerprints inside the station.

There was a good chance his fingerprints would be on that.

I'd like to know if you found any fingerprints on the gun.

Every fingerprint is special, and different from any other in the world.

With their fingerprints all over, they decided to run for it.

The only question was whose fingerprints were on the gun.

"Did you guys go down and have your fingerprints taken?"

No fingerprints were found, except those of the dead man.

Then I looked around for the second glass with her fingerprints on it.

His fingerprints, in fact, will be seen on both teams today.

Then, they are fingerprinted and told to leave the country within two weeks.

Fingerprinting a child at an early age could mark him/her for life.

Police that day fingerprinted all the members of her family.

It was the first time in their lives that either of them had been fingerprinted.

How could it be fingerprinted if the skin had all come off?

The police were fingerprinting the dead man's hands to see if he had a criminal record.

By 2009 the number of children fingerprinted was estimated to be two million.

In any case, she had never been fingerprinted so no record of her identity should show up on computer.

Providing a large range of fingerprinting services for the Service.

Can I refuse to have my child fingerprinted at school?

Thus, for the time being, 320,000 foreign residents still must be fingerprinted.

Do we really want to have all Americans fingerprinted just so they can earn a living?

"You'll have to go down to the station tomorrow and be fingerprinted."

Billy had said more than once that he'd never been fingerprinted.

No questions are asked or answered during a brain fingerprinting test.

But the military police didn't think so, and fingerprinted them.

Besides, our people are all fingerprinted and filed with Washington.

He added that within 10 years most Connecticut teachers would have been fingerprinted.

After being fingerprinted for security, he will be sent back to Mexico, agents said.

The police said they chose to test the blood on the gun rather than fingerprinting it.

Parents opposed to fingerprinting may only bring individual complaints against schools.

The employee is typically fingerprinted and asked to provide information about themselves.

About 300,000 adults who receive such benefits would be fingerprinted, he said.

I'll try and arrange to get the others fingerprinted for comparison.

Empty your pockets and step over here to be fingerprinted.