Fingerprint examination is a type of forensic service that involves the analysis and comparison of fingerprints collected from a crime scene, a suspect, or a victim. Fingerprint examination is one of the most reliable methods for identifying individuals because each person's fingerprints are unique. Fingerprint examination services can be used in a variety of legal proceedings, such as criminal investigations, trials, and background checks. The results of a fingerprint examination can provide valuable evidence to help identify suspects, link individuals to a crime scene, or exonerate innocent individuals. 

The process of fingerprint examination involves several steps, including:

1. Collection - Fingerprints can be collected from a variety of surfaces using various techniques, such as dusting, lifting, or chemical processing.

2. Analysis - The collected fingerprints are analyzed using specialized equipment and techniques to identify unique characteristics, such as ridge patterns, loops, and whorls.

3. Comparison - The identified characteristics are compared to a known set of fingerprints, such as those of a suspect or a victim.

4. Verification - The comparison results are verified by a trained examiner, who determines if the fingerprints match or not.