Scientific examination of questioned documents /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Boca Raton, FL :
CRC Press,
1993, c1982.
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| Edition: | revised ed. |
| Series: | Elsevier series in forensic and police science
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I. introduction and basic definitions
- 1. Preliminary considerations
- 2. Definitions of terms
- Pt. II. What examination of a document may reveal
- 3. Instruments and materials used to prepare documents
- 4. Alterations in documents
- 5. Damaged documents
- 6. Accidental markings and impressions on a document
- 7. Additional clues for the investigator
- Pt. III. Discovery of facts by comparison with known material
- 8. Identification of handwriting
- 9. Identification of signatures and detection of forgery
- 10. Identification of handlettering and numerals
- 11. Typewriting identification
- 12. Other mechanical impressions, including check writers and printing identifications
- 13. Age of a document
- Pt. IV. The Attorney-investigator's role in a questioned document problem
- 15. Typewriting standards
- 16. Care, handling, and preservation of documenmts
- 17. Reproduction of documents
- Pt. V. The document problem goes to court
- 18. Preparation for trial
- 19. In the court room.