Latent Prints The Latent Print Section responds to crime scenes and offers crime scene support to law enforcement officials. The section is responsible for collecting, preserving, processing and examining physical evidence for the presence of footwear and tire impressions, fingerprints, palm prints, footprints and physical match.
At about age 6 months, infants can usually oppose the thumb in the grasping motion. Most infants can sit without support also around this age. By age 9 months, while sitting by themselves, infants should be able to self-correct posture when tilted to one side or the other, rather than just being tipped over.
Five months to six months. Your baby will be able to sit well with support, holding her head up and her back straight (Sheridan 2008) . Your baby may be able to sit for a moment without your help.Just make sure you stay nearby to provide support, or surround her with pillows to cushion a possible fall.our baby will start to learn to sit at about the same time as she's managing to roll over and hold her head up. The muscles she needs to use develop gradually from birth, and she finally becomes strong enough to sit between four months and seven months.