[MrsEmmaPeel]

Here's another thought: Wonder what Mayfield's background was to have his prints on file in the first place? You can't find a match, unless you have something to match it to.

[HiTech RedNeck]

This can happen from getting booked for a petty offense (wonder if Mayfield happened to be involved in an, ahem, obtrusive protest in that area).

[Boot Hill]

• "Wonder what Mayfield's background was to have his prints on file in the first place?"

He's both a lawyer and a former Army officer. Both require the taking of fingerprints.

--Boot Hill

[Cincinatus' Wife]

Here's another thought: Wonder what Mayfield's background was to have his prints on file in the first place? You can't find a match, unless you have something to match it to.

They're reporting he is a former Army officer. Are they fingerprinted?

[Labyrinthos]

Here's another thought: Wonder what Mayfield's background was to have his prints on file in the first place? You can't find a match, unless you have something to match it to.

In many states, applicants sitting for the Bar Exam must give a full set a fingerprints in an effort to prevent others from taking the exam on the applicants' behalf. I also wonder what he did in the military. Explosives perhaps?

[Grampa Dave]

He was in the military and he applied to take the bar exam in Oregon.

Both will fingerprint you.