TY  - BOOK
AU  - Osborn, Albert S.
TI  - Questioned documents
SN  - 9788194776543
U1  - 363.2 
PY  - 2023///
CY  - Delhi; 
PB  - Law and justice publishing co., 
KW  -  Evidence, Documentary
N1  - Include Bibliographical reference and index; Chapter 01.    Preliminary Examination of Questioned Documents
Chapter 02.    Classes of Questioned Documents
Chapter 03.    Care of Questioned Documents
Chapter 04.    Standards on Comparison
Chapter 05.    Photography and Questioned Documents
Chapter 06.    The Microscope and Questioned Documents
Chapter 07.    Special Instructions, Measures and Applications in Questioned Document Cases
Chapter 08.    Movements or Manner of Writing, Line Quality and Alignment in Writing
Chapter 09.    Pen position, Pen- Pressure and Shading in Writing
Chapter 10.    Arrangement, Size, Propositions, Spacing and Slant in Writing
Chapter 11.    Writing Instruments
Chapter 12.    The Relation of Systems of Writing to Questioned Documents
Chapter 13.    Variation in Genuine Writing
Chapter 14.    Variety of Forms in Handwriting and Mathematical Calculations Applied to Questioned Handwriting
Chapter 15.    The Process of Comparison, or Reasoning Regarding Similarities and Differences
Chapter 16 to Chapter 36...............................................................
Part Two : Citations of Discussions of the Facts and the Law of Questioned Documents from Many Sources
Bibliography
Index, Part One
N2  - A Century ago the science of handwriting study did not exist. A crude empiricism still prevailed. This hundred years past has seen a vast progress. All relevant branches of modern science have been brought to bear. Skilled students have focused upon this field manifold appurtenant devices and apparatus. A Science and an Art have developed. A Firm place has now been made for the expert witness who is emphatically scientific, and not merely empiric. Each age has its crimes, with the corresponding protective measures - all alike the product of the age's conditions. In each age, crime takes advantage of conditions, and then society awakes and gradually overtakes crime by discovering new expedients. ---Lawbookshop.net
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