Questioned Documents
The document examiner discovers and proves the facts concerning
documents and related material, such as ink, paper, toner
from a copier or fax, and ribbons, such as from a typewriter.
The bulk of the examiner's caseload rests upon answering
questions such as:
- Who wrote this?
- Is this a true signature?
- Has this document been altered?
- Are there additions and/or erasures on this check?
- Was this pen used to write this?
- Tell me about this paper.
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What
is Forensic Science?
What
Do Forensic Scientists Do?
- Work
- Ethics
- Testimony
What's
a Forensic Scientist?
- How Do I Become One?
- How Much Money Will
I Make?
- Where Will I Work?
Kinds
of Forensic Science:
Discipline Sections
Within
the American Academy
of Forensic Sciences (AAFS)
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Criminalistics
- Engineering Sciences
- General
- Jurisprudence
- Odontology
- Pathology/Biology
- Physical Anthropology
- Psychiatry & Behavioral
Science
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