Fingerprint evidence is reliable

By: Caryn Tamber September 17, 2009

Fingerprint evidence is reliable and can be used against an accused killer, a U.S. District Court in Maryland has ruled in overturning a controversial trial court ruling that threw out the evidence. Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge Susan Souder made waves nationwide in 2007 when she ruled that a common technique for fingerprint analysis was not reliable enough to use at trial.

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Fingerprint evidence is reliable

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