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Originally Posted by EsqUmp
You clearly speak while having no experience with this. I know officials who have convictions, but based on the age or type of conviction, can still officiate. Fingerprints are regularly destroyed in NYS, such as when someone who was arrested gets acquitted. For officials (or teachers or anyone else fingerprinted for work), you simply fill out a form. The state is legally required to return your prints. No two people have the same fingerprints (unlike DNA with identical twins). With the 10,000 or so fingerprint responses I've dealt with, I've never had the wrong person.
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How can the state "return" your prints if they're digitized? 
In NC, they no longer "ink" your fingertips. It's all digitally scanned on-site.
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Sun Jan 01, 2012, 03:30pm
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