Introduction to forensic handwriting examination part 1

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This video introduces the viewer to the basic concepts used by forensic document examiners for handwriting examination. The reason forensic document examiners do not opine to forgery is presented. This presentation was delivered at the San Diego, CA Law Library in August, 2016 to attorneys for their MCLE credit.
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15 июл 2024

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@nataliadhanis5315 2 года назад

I'm here because my employer forged my signature to not pay me my tips :) and he also withheld some money from me but the most blatant ones is the tips.

@isaacpaul7074 Год назад

Thank you sir. I am Isaac Akpomoshi Paul Esq., Nigeria.

@joeryanstrialbook2005 2 года назад

Pure crap. Any one can guess, based on script, whether two examples match, and not have to pay thousands to the phonies. Show 100 "experts" two samples, show 100 persons off the street 100 samples, and statistically both will come out about even.

@rosiemackenzie5976 6 месяцев назад

It obviously isn't quiet as easy as you say, because courts hire people to figure this stuff out. If it was that easy that anybody could figure this out these forensics would not need to be done.

@joeryanstrialbook2005 6 месяцев назад

@@rosiemackenzie5976 No "courts" do not "hire people to figure this stuff out." Parties hire "experts" to convince the jury they know best. Any idiot taking the time to compare X and Y can tell whether they _probably_ match, or not.

@rosiemackenzie5976 6 месяцев назад

Probably match isn't quiet good enough in a court of law. Convicting someone on a probable match is weak at best, thats why experts are called. duh@@joeryanstrialbook2005