Document Examination Flashcards

1
Q

Collective Documents

A

Docs that were written or signed by a person during normal day to day activities

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2
Q

Eraser

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The removal of script from a document by chemical or abrasive means

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3
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requested

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writings that include handwriting, signatures or printing produced solely for the purpose of conducting a handwriting comparison

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4
Q

obliteration

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blotting or smearing over to make script unreadable

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5
Q

an authentic sample used for comparison

A

exemplar

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6
Q

voice print

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a pictorial representation of human voice sounds

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7
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indented

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writing that is imprinted on underlying pages when the top sheet of paper is written on

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8
Q

chromatography

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technique where mixtures are separated into their components by their attraction to a stationary phase while being propelled by a moving phase

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9
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R(f)

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the distance travelled by the component decided by the distance travelled by the moving liquid

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10
Q

any document where the authenticity is in question

A

questioned document

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11
Q

alteration

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modification made to a documents text

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12
Q

inferred

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region of light spectrum that is often used to detect erasures or alterations on documents

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13
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things that can cause variations in handwriting (psychological, physical, mechanical)

A

mood (ps); switching hands (ph); type of paper, unlined/ lined (m)

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14
Q

typewriters take _ copy/s

A

1 copy

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15
Q

printers and copiers take _ copy/s

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multiple copies

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16
Q

how to indentify fax

A

TTI at top of the page

17
Q

12 quality basic handwriting characteristics

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1- line quality
2- spacing of words and letters
3- ratio of height and width and size of letters
4- penlifters
5- connecting strokes
6- strokes beginning to end
7- unusual letter formation
8- pen pressure
9- slant
10- fancy writing habits
11- baseline habits (does it go above or below line)
12- placement of diacritics 9 (i's and t's)
18
Q

microspectrophotomer can determine

A

the chemical composition of ink on a questioned document

19
Q

chromatography

A

used to separate and identify the components of a mixture

20
Q

paper chromatography

A

ink (stationary phase) applied with a solvent (moving phase) to the edge of the paper

21
Q

other types of chromatography

A

high-performance liquid, thin-layer, gas chromatography, paper

22
Q

charred doc

A

when documents become dark/ to brittle after exposed to heat, IR photography helps reveal content

23
Q

voice examinations (spectrograph)

A

the sound spectrograph converts speech into a visual graph or voiceprint (voices are individualized) [frequency and intensity]