Arresting and police agencies typically process both ten print fingerprint input and latent crime scene fingerprint marks. Other agencies, such as correctional facilities, often utilize a variation of the CJ system, processing ten print fingerprint input and performing live scan finger verification for prisoner transfer or release. East Shore will provide both the typical criminal justice AFIS and a number of the CJ AFIS variations requested by criminal justice agencies. Contact us for special needs.
Textual data is keyed as a text entry process.
If there is no fingerprint match, the record, based on type, can be automatically added to the database. That record will then be available within the database for any future ten print or latent search. If a possible ten print match is detected, the matching prints are displayed to a fingerprint technician to determine positive identification. If the ID comparison results in a match, appropriate action based on the identification can be taken. If there is no match, updating to the database can be initiated and notification is produced that a new person has entered the system.