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Australia mobile fingerprinting

Police in South Australia are to conduct a trial using mobile fingerprinting devices.

Date - 9th April 2013
By - Police Product Insight

Police in South Australia are to conduct a trial using mobile fingerprinting devices, Police minister Michael O’Brien has confirmed. Under current legislation, unless someone consents, police can obtain someone’s fingerprints only once...

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