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Title: Forensic Document Examination


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  • Forensic Document Examination
  • Document Evidence Limited

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Specimens
  • Same style of handwriting-
  • BLOCK
  • cursive
  • script

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Specimens
  • Several specimens
  • Roughly contemporaneous
  • Original documents if possible
  • Signatures in same name

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Auto Forgery
  • When someone attempts to deliberately alter their
    own signature in order to deny it at a later stage

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Copy documents, are they good enough?
  • IT DEPENDS
  • Composite documents
  • Scanned images
  • No signs of forgery visible?
  • Clarity of letter designs
  • Clarity of fluency

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Copy Documents
  • Clarity of fluency
  • Discernible formation

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Copy Documents
  • Complexity of formation
  • Fluency

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Copy Documents
  • Few discernible details
  • Extraneous marks
  • Pen lifts
  • Pixilation of pen line
  • Pen direction

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One to One Comparisons
  • The type of examination regularly undertaken by
    staff at financial institutes

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Cheque alteration
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Typewritten/Printed Documents
  • Type bar typewriters
  • Single element typewriters (electric)
  • Ink jet printers
  • Laser
  • Others

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Dating of Documents
  • Handwriting
  • Typescript
  • Printers
  • Photocopiers
  • Paper
  • Inks
  • ESDA
  • Evidence v Circumstances

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Multifaceted Evidence
  • Often one strand of a comparison gives little
    useful evidence e.g.
  • Ink similarity
  • Paper similarity
  • Printing similarity
  • Layout similarity

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Multifaceted Evidence
  • However, combining strands of apparently
    inconclusive evidence can lead to an opinion of a
    common source being reached e.g.
  • Paper
  • Printer
  • Inks
  • Layout
  • Handwriting/signatures

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  • 172 Holliday Street
  • Birmingham
  • B1 1TJ
  • Telephone 0121 643 0990
  • Fax 0121 633 0288
  • E-mail info_at_docev.co.uk
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