non-consensus individualization conclusion
Pertaining to friction ridge identification, when an examiner reaches a decision of individualization that conflicts with the consensus, exclusive of false positive errors.
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non-contact sexual abuse
Non-contact sexual abuse can include voyeurism, exhibitionism, pornography, sexual harassment, or taking nude photographs of a sexual nature of another person without his or her legal consent or knowledge.
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non-contact unwanted sexual experiences
Non-contact sexual abuse can include voyeurism, exhibitionism, pornography, sexual harassment, or taking nude photographs of a sexual nature of another person without his or her legal consent or knowledge.
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non-mated impressions
Pertaining to friction ridge identification, impressions intentionally collected to originate from different sources, and used for the purpose of measuring error rates.
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non-profit organization
An incorporated organization from which shareholders or trustees do not benefit financially.
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non-stranger
Non-strangers might include guards, maintenance people, clerks, and others who are known to the victim but who are not friends, acquaintances, or former or current intimate partners.
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nonadherence
A term for a patient’s refusal or lack of adherence with a health care provider’s directive (e.
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nonconsensual sexual acts (adult)
Related to sexual victimization self-reported by inmates in adult correctional facilities: includes unwanted contacts with another inmate or any contacts with staff that involved oral, anal, vaginal penetration, hand jobs, and other sexual acts.
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nonconsensual sexual acts (youth)
Related to sexual victimization self-reported by inmates in adult correctional facilities: includes unwanted contacts with another inmate or any contacts with staff that involved oral, anal, vaginal penetration, hand jobs, and other sexual acts.
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nongonococcal urethritis
Inflammation of the urethra from a sexually transmitted organism such as chlamydia.
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