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Which statement is FALSE?
There is evidence that the Bertillon System was used in ancient Egypt, India, and
China.

The Bertillon System was used in the United States and Europe before fingerprinting
replaced it

The Bertillon System is no longer used today by law enforcement

In the Bertillon System, sets of measurements were taken of each criminal, and
thought to be unique

Sagot :

akenne07

Answer:

The statement that is false would be the third answer.

Explanation:

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Nyctalus

Answer:

Option third is false.

Explanation:

  • Alphonse Bertillon in the later 18th century developed a system of solving crimes through a standardized process of bodily measurements, photographs, footprints, impressions, and thumbprints which created a unique identification of every criminal. The system gained popularity and acceptance in no time and various countries around the world accepted it as a part of law enforcement.
  • Earlier, law enforcement was largely dependent on the Bertillon system to establish identity but with the advancement of science and introduction of fingerprinting this system was replaced by fingerprinting.
  • Although, some of the methods of the Bertillon system are still part of the forensic methods of solving crimes while anthropometry was discarded.

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