The Supervising Latent Print Examiner is responsible for overseeing the identification and analysis of latent prints for police investigations. This includes supervising the development, preservation, and complex examination of latent prints, managing entries into automated systems like AFIS, and consulting with prosecutors on evidence presentation. The role demands extensive experience in crime scene forensics, with qualifications including at least two years of specialized crime scene experience and possibly an Associate’s Degree in Forensic Technology. This position also involves leading training sessions, developing forensic procedures, and providing expert testimony in court.