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• catalog abstract "The purpose of this book is to assist in the discovery and proof of the facts in any investigation, or legal inquiry, involving the genuineness of a document. Definite instructions are given regarding the investigation of the several classes of questioned documents. Since the first edition of this book was issued eighteen years ago there has been a revolution in many American courts in the methods and procedure relating to the proof of the facts in disputed document cases. It can hardly be believed now that less than fifteen years ago no standard of comparison, no genuine writing whatever, could be introduced, either to prove genuineness or forgery, in the United States federal courts, or in the state courts of many states. In the great majority of courts, however, there is now a helpful and receptive attitude that tends to make a trial at law involving a disputed document, as it should be, a legally supervised scientific investigation. Courts are more and more distinguishing between mere opinions and clear, demonstrative evidence; between honest and competent witnesses and dishonest and incompetent fakirs and pretenders. A hope is again expressed that this new and enlarged work will aid in promoting justice.".
• catalog contributor b4999784.
• catalog created "1929.".
• catalog date "1929".
• catalog date "1929.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1929.".
• catalog description ""Legal and other journals containing articles discussing subjects cited": p. 700; "Books containing discussions of topics cited": p. [701]-702.".
• catalog description "Bibliography: p. 985-1004.".
• catalog description "I. Preliminary examination of questioned documents -- II. Classes of questioned documents -- III. Care of questioned documents -- IV. Standards of comparison -- V. Photography and questioned documents -- VI. The microscope and questioned documents -- VII. Special instruments, measures and appliances in questioned document cases -- VIII. Movements, or manner of writing, line quality, and alignment in writing -- IX. Pen position, pen-pressure, and shading in writing -- X. Arrangement, size, proportions, spacing, and slant in writing -- XI. Writing instruments -- XII. The relation of systems of writing to questioned documents -- XIII. Variations in genuine writing -- XIV. Variety of forms in handwriting and mathematical calculations applied to questioned handwriting -- XV. The process of comparisons, or reasoning regarding similarities and differences -- XVI. Individual characteristics and general qualities and elements in writing -- XVII. Simulated, or copied, forgeries -- ".
• catalog description "The purpose of this book is to assist in the discovery and proof of the facts in any investigation, or legal inquiry, involving the genuineness of a document. Definite instructions are given regarding the investigation of the several classes of questioned documents. Since the first edition of this book was issued eighteen years ago there has been a revolution in many American courts in the methods and procedure relating to the proof of the facts in disputed document cases. It can hardly be believed now that less than fifteen years ago no standard of comparison, no genuine writing whatever, could be introduced, either to prove genuineness or forgery, in the United States federal courts, or in the state courts of many states. In the great majority of courts, however, there is now a helpful and receptive attitude that tends to make a trial at law involving a disputed document, as it should be, a legally supervised scientific investigation. Courts are more and more distinguishing between mere opinions and clear, demonstrative evidence; between honest and competent witnesses and dishonest and incompetent fakirs and pretenders. A hope is again expressed that this new and enlarged work will aid in promoting justice.".
• catalog description "XVIII. Guided-hand, or assisted signatures, marks as signatures, ballot marks, check marks, and rubrics -- XIX. Traced forgeries -- XX. The proof of genuineness -- XXI. Proof that a disputed writing was not written by an alleged writer -- XXII. Anonymous letters -- XXIII. Pen and pencil printing as a disguise of handwriting -- XXIV. Graphology and the identification of handwriting -- XXV. Ink and questioned documents -- XXVI. Paper and questioned documents -- XXVII. Order of writing as shown by crossed strokes -- XXVIII. Order of writing and comparative date as shown by writing over folds in paper -- XXIX. Erasures in documents and the deciphering and reproduction of erased writing -- XXX. Questioned additions, interlineations, and substitutions in documents -- XXXI. Age of documents as shown by ink, paper, printing, and subject-matter -- XXXII. Questioned typewriting -- XXXIII. A questioned document case in court -- XXXIV. The law and legal procedure in disputed document cases -- ".
• catalog description "XXXV. The physical preparation of documents -- XXXVI. The signing or execution of wills and other documents -- Part two. Citations of discussions of the facts and the law of questioned documents from many sources -- Bibliography -- Index, part one.".
• catalog extent "2 p. ℓ., vii-xxiv, 1028 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "Questioned documents.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Questioned documents.".
• catalog issued "1929".
• catalog issued "1929.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Albany, N.Y., Boyd printing company; London, Street & Maxwell, limited; [etc., etc.]".
• catalog relation "Questioned documents.".
• catalog subject "Annotations and citations (Law)".
• catalog subject "Forgery Bibliography.".
• catalog subject "Forgery.".
• catalog subject "HV8074 .O87 1929".
• catalog subject "Legal photography.".
• catalog subject "Trials (Forgery)".
• catalog subject "Typewriting Identification.".
• catalog subject "Writing Identification.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Preliminary examination of questioned documents -- II. Classes of questioned documents -- III. Care of questioned documents -- IV. Standards of comparison -- V. Photography and questioned documents -- VI. The microscope and questioned documents -- VII. Special instruments, measures and appliances in questioned document cases -- VIII. Movements, or manner of writing, line quality, and alignment in writing -- IX. Pen position, pen-pressure, and shading in writing -- X. Arrangement, size, proportions, spacing, and slant in writing -- XI. Writing instruments -- XII. The relation of systems of writing to questioned documents -- XIII. Variations in genuine writing -- XIV. Variety of forms in handwriting and mathematical calculations applied to questioned handwriting -- XV. The process of comparisons, or reasoning regarding similarities and differences -- XVI. Individual characteristics and general qualities and elements in writing -- XVII. Simulated, or copied, forgeries -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "XVIII. Guided-hand, or assisted signatures, marks as signatures, ballot marks, check marks, and rubrics -- XIX. Traced forgeries -- XX. The proof of genuineness -- XXI. Proof that a disputed writing was not written by an alleged writer -- XXII. Anonymous letters -- XXIII. Pen and pencil printing as a disguise of handwriting -- XXIV. Graphology and the identification of handwriting -- XXV. Ink and questioned documents -- XXVI. Paper and questioned documents -- XXVII. Order of writing as shown by crossed strokes -- XXVIII. Order of writing and comparative date as shown by writing over folds in paper -- XXIX. Erasures in documents and the deciphering and reproduction of erased writing -- XXX. Questioned additions, interlineations, and substitutions in documents -- XXXI. Age of documents as shown by ink, paper, printing, and subject-matter -- XXXII. Questioned typewriting -- XXXIII. A questioned document case in court -- XXXIV. The law and legal procedure in disputed document cases -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "XXXV. The physical preparation of documents -- XXXVI. The signing or execution of wills and other documents -- Part two. Citations of discussions of the facts and the law of questioned documents from many sources -- Bibliography -- Index, part one.".
• catalog title "Questioned documents.".
• catalog type "Bibliography. fast".
• catalog type "Guidebooks. fast".
• catalog type "text".