Admissibility of Palm Prints and Bare Footprints Law and Legal Definition
The correspondence of palm prints or bare hand marks found at the scene of a crime are admissible to identify the accused as the guilty. For example, a photograph of the bathtub showing the footprint was admitted in evidence. [State v. Abbott, 654 S.W.2d 260, 275 (Mo. Ct. App. 1983)]
Legal Definition list
- Admissibility of Oral and Written Confessions
- Admissibility of Judicial Confessions
- Admissibility of Fingerprints
- Admissibility of Extrajudicial Confessions
- Admissibility of Confessions Recorded by Electronic Means
- Admissibility of Palm Prints and Bare Footprints
- Admissibility of Unsigned Confessions
- Admissible
- Admissible Evidence
- Admission
- Admission [Education]
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