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Cheiloscopy: A crucial technique in forensics for personal identification and its admissibility in the Court of Justice.

In every criminal inquiry, identification is of utmost importance. Cheiloscopy is a technique used in forensic investigation that focuses on identifying people from their lip prints. Just like fingerprints, each person's lip crease pattern is unique. Moreover, Lip prints are seen to remain consistent throughout an individual's life. Lip prints can therefore be used to confirm if a person was at the crime scene or not. Cheiloscopy is used to examine the sulci labiorum, or "lip prints," which are the wrinkling and furrows on the labial mucosa that produce a distinctive pattern. The current review article focuses on the potential of cheiloscopy as a vital role player in the process of criminal investigation by detecting and identifying individual(s).

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