Brain Fingerprinting

Brain fingerprint killing, rapists, robbers, cheats, terrorists, kidnappers, lists can all continue. They brought fear and shame to the city. They are part of the society we want to remove. Although the number of offenses has decreased in the last few years, Ideally, I hope to continue to be zero as a society, but in reality it is satisfied with a low crime rate. There are many techniques that may help to identify suspects' beliefs, such as DNA inspection, polygraph inspection, fingerprinting, hypnotism, forensic survey.

In the case of Terry Harrington, the brain fingerprint test was awarded in court, the latter was convicted for murder in Iowa state in 1978 and imprisoned in prison. Brain fingerprint test proved that the records kept in Harrington's brain do not coincide with the crime scene and are consistent with the absence at the crime scene. In the face of the evidence of brain fingerprints, the only witnesses charged with crime were withdrawn. In admitting affidavits as evidence, Harrington plaintiffs acknowledged that they lied in the first trial in order to avoid having him charged for crime. In the hearing after conviction, the judge ruled that the Brain Fingerprinting test was acceptable, but did not do a new trial. Harrington urged the Iowa Supreme Court to carry out new tests based on brain fingerprint tests and other evidence. The Supreme Court turned over the conviction of Harrington and gave him a new trial based on illegality in the first trial. Harrington is now a free man

Brain fingerprinting was invented by Dr. Lawrence Farwell. In 2001, according to the decision of Harrington and Iowa, it was judged acceptable to use this technology in the courts of Iowa state. Until the Supreme Court ruling in 2010, it was also used in India. A judge and former chairman of Indian legal committee A. R. Lakshmanan said that his fingerprint is "a very scientific novel and there are no recipients anywhere in the world" and welcomed this decision. In November 2015, Raksha Shakti University of Emmetabad became the research institution that acquired the first brain fingerprint recognition technology in India. In June 2016, the Times of India reported that the Central Research Agency used brain fingerprint testing technology provided by Lakshashakhaki University (RSU) in Ahmedabad. According to another report released by the Indian Express in June 2016, the brain fingerprinting technology used at Raksha Shakti University is used in the cold cases lacking from a 25-year-old female from Kerala, Dubai I will.