[kaylar]

Maybe computer imaging...Take a copy of the print and enlarge it to a size consistent with an adult wo/man's hand, and see how the lines change, like with computer ageing. But any interest in something like that went out the window with DNA, I'm sure,as the DNA is so reliable.

When I worked for the state of MO, they took my prints. It disgusted me, having my prints taken, and having to provide a urine sample....and the woman taking the sample was in the restroom with me. But I wanted the job, so I overlooked feeling like I was being judged as a probable scumbag. Wonder how long before any job-except for the most menial, perhaps-will require a print and a DNA sample? 10 years, 20 years-?

[Poohbah]

When I worked for the state of MO, they took my prints. It disgusted me, having my prints taken, and having to provide a urine sample....and the woman taking the sample was in the restroom with me.

Gosh, I guess my rights were horribly abused when I enlisted in the Marine Corps.

Here's a sympathy chit and the key to the weep locker.