Summary A
You have been trained in fingerprinting and collect the fingerprints yourself as it may save time. Although you know how to do it, if the fingerprints are difficult to capture, technicians may need to come out and Live Scan the fingerprints to get a better quality sample. If this is the case, you will have wasted time doing them yourself.
To learn more about fingerprinting, see "Fingerprint Technology."
Summary B
You have been trained in fingerprinting so you could collect the fingerprints yourself as it may save time. However, although you know how to do it, if the fingerprints are difficult to capture, technicians may need to come out and Live Scan the fingerprints to get a better quality sample. Having crime scene technicians use Live Scan is a good idea because they will get a faster response from AFIS.
To learn more about fingerprinting, see "Fingerprint Technology."
Your investigative skills have paid off: your dispatchers have located the suspect vehicle on camera. However, as you close in on the vehicle, it flees the area, and you lose sight of it. A few minutes later you come upon the vehicle and see it has crashed into a pylon in an abandoned parking lot. The suspect has fled on foot. You call in crime scene investigators to assist you in processing the crime scene.
-What is the name of the advanced technology that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) employed, starting in 2011?

Question

Summary A
You have been trained in fingerprinting and collect the fingerprints yourself as it may save time. Although you know how to do it, if the fingerprints are difficult to capture, technicians may need to come out and Live Scan the fingerprints to get a better quality sample. If this is the case, you will have wasted time doing them yourself. 
To learn more about fingerprinting, see "Fingerprint Technology."
Summary B
You have been trained in fingerprinting so you could collect the fingerprints yourself as it may save time. However, although you know how to do it, if the fingerprints are difficult to capture, technicians may need to come out and Live Scan the fingerprints to get a better quality sample. Having crime scene technicians use Live Scan is a good idea because they will get a faster response from AFIS. 
To learn more about fingerprinting, see "Fingerprint Technology."
Your investigative skills have paid off: your dispatchers have located the suspect vehicle on camera. However, as you close in on the vehicle, it flees the area, and you lose sight of it. A few minutes later you come upon the vehicle and see it has crashed into a pylon in an abandoned parking lot. The suspect has fled on foot. You call in crime scene investigators to assist you in processing the crime scene.
-What is the name of the advanced technology that the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) employed, starting in 2011?

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

a. Correct. The FBI began its next generation identification system (NGI) in 2011 when it replaced AFIS with AFIT. See "Fingerprint Technology,"
b. Incorrect. AFIS is the old fingerprint identification system. The FBI began its next generation identification system (NGI) in 2011 when it replaced AFIS with AFIT. See "Fingerprint Technology,"
c. Incorrect. CJIS is the division in the FBI that implemented a fingerprint matching algorithm improving accuracy to 99.6 percent. The FBI began its next generation identification system (NGI) in 2011 when it replaced AFIS with AFIT. See "Fingerprint Technology,"
d. Incorrect. RISC is a rapid search service available to law enforcement officers available nationwide. The FBI began its next generation identification system (NGI) in 2011 when it replaced AFIS with AFIT. See "Fingerprint Technology,"

Summary a You Have Been Trained in Fingerprinting and Collect the Fingerprints