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Each case that crosses the Document Examiner's desk is a puzzle and the more information that can be extracted from both the questioned writing and the standards, the more likely the Examiner is to come up with the correct solution. |
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| Probably the most frequently asked question regarding handwriting identification is "What do you look for?" The answer is EVERYTHING... and ANYTHING. Whether the case involves a disputed endorsement on a check, an anonymous letter, graffiti on a bathroom wall or a disputed signature on a will, the fundamental problem is the same: WHO WROTE WHAT. And the answer to this question does not come from any specific place. | |
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| All aspects of the handwriting are considered: size, proportions, consistency, the lack of consistency, the proximity of the writing to the baseline, line value, pressure, density, alignment, handedness, writing surface, writing instrument and, naturally, the traditional signs of invalidity (hesitations, pen-lifts and patching). And still, the resulting product is correctly considered professional opinion, not evidence. | |
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