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  • Adrian Balmes
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  • 1

    refers to any form of change to a document which gives it a different effect from that it originally possessed be it an addition or a deletion to the original contents of a document.

    ALTERATION

  • 2

    refers to sheet of paper which contains no visible or readily visible writing. Blob-an ink spot resulting from the momentarily

    blank papers

  • 3

    an ink spot resulting from the momentarily resting of pen on the paper before proceeding the Writing act.

    blod

  • 4

    refers to critical comparison of two or more specimen or juxtapose

    collation

  • 5

    refers to the act of setting two or more specimens/items side by side to weigh their iden- tifying qualities. It infers not only a visual but also the mental act in which the elements of one item are related to the counterparts of the other.

    comparison

  • 6

    refers to the scientific results from relating observed facts by logical, common sense reasoning in accordance with established rules or laws. An expert's conclusion is commonly referred to in legal term as his "opinion".

    conclusion

  • 7

    -it is an illustration of the basic designs of letters that is fundamental to the writing system.

    copy book form

  • 8

    Writing-form of writing in which the letters are for the most part joined together.

    cursive writing

  • 9

    process of making clear or out of what is otherwise illegible or what has been erased

    decipherment

  • 10

    writing where the author delibe- rately change his writing habit to mislead the reader to conceal his identity

    disguised writing

  • 11

    it is an act of rubbing out or erasing or removing something from the document. It is also called as Erasure, which can be accomplished either (mechani cally or chemically

    efface

  • 12

    Signature-specimen signature which was executed in particular date, particular time and place, under a particular writer's condition and for a particular purpose.

    evidential signature

  • 13

    is the act of making a close or a critical study of any material so as to discover facts about them.

    examination

  • 14

    known handwriting sample used for comparison with a suspect document to determine authenticity, also called a standard

    exemplars

  • 15

    -refers to the act of (simulating or copying or C tracing somebody's signature without the permission of the later, for profit. It is also defined as the act as falsifying and counterfeiting of treasury or bank notes, paper bills or any instruments payable to the bearer or order.

    forgery

  • 16

    -phenomenon caused by ballpoint pens when they go around a curve in writing. The ink collects on the housing of the ball of the pen and is dispersed onto the paper in an excessive amount at that point on the writing line.

    goop or gooping

  • 17

    level reached when all movement is made from the habituated neuromuscular patterns

    graphic maturity

  • 18

    science of determining personality thru handwriting.

    graphology

  • 19

    any study or examination which is made with microscope in discovering minute details.

    microscopic examination

  • 20

    genuine signature which was used in preparing simulated or traced forgery

    model signature

  • 21

    is an important element of handwriting It embraces all the factors which are related to the motion of the writing instrument such as skill, speed

    movement

  • 22

    specimen of writing executed normally without any attempt to control or alter its identifying details of one's writing.

    natural writing

  • 23

    any writing executed with the Opposite hand from that normally used can be term wrong-handed writing This is one means of disguise

    other hand writing

  • 24

    material complied and organized by the document examiner to assist him in answering

    reference collection

  • 25

    class of ink involved and the degree of obliteration would be the possibility of success in the examination

    damaged and obliteration by water

  • 26

    length of exposure of the ink in light as ball point pen may fade through long expo- sure, carbon and record typewriting inks remain virtually unchanged

    light faded inks

  • 27

    -examination through application of chemical reagents, penetration or elimination in a photograph

    stained documents

  • 28

    as a rule, quite obvious once they are fitted together

    torn documents

  • 29

    small deposits or traces of many different substances are placed by chance contacts with foreign objects during the preparation, handling and storing of the document

    foreign traces

  • 30

    those small, virtually invisible indentations pressed into the paper by the force of writing on the above sheet. Traced through light strike obliquely

    impressed writing

  • 31

    papers in contact with each other's will leave ink to the other paper; storage in damp condition offsets from water soluble inks

    writing offset

  • 32

    term used interchangeably with the word (questioned document.

    disputed document

  • 33

    document where a portion or the entire part is subject to inquiry pertaining to its authorship of authenticity."

    questioned document

  • 34

    repeated element of individual's handwriting which serve to individualize the writing.

    writing habits

  • 35

    refers to factors relative to the motion of the pen such as, pressure, rhythm, pen lifting, etc.

    writing movement

  • 36

    it consist of message to convey idea to others either permanent or semi-permanent mode

    writing

  • 37

    these are set of authentic specimens which should contain a true-cross section of the material from a known source. They are design to be used for

    standards

  • 38

    is the degree of writing inclination relative to the baseline or the Slope of writing

    slant

  • 39

    name of person signed by himself on a document as a sign of acknowledgement

    signature

  • 40

    to the process by which an erased writing is developed or brought out again on the surface of the document itself

    restoration

  • 41

    refers to a paper which is treated in such way as to (minimize changes of forgery) by erasure containing minute designs forming a pattern such as check and paper bills.

    safety paper

  • 42

    exclude witnesses from the courtroom during testimony to prevent collaboration of testi- mony, also called the exclusionary rule

    sequester

  • 43

    refers to a selected, representative portion of the whole. It is the few representative of the general population

    sample

  • 44

    the combination of the basic shape and designs of letter and the writing move- ment which was taught in school.

    system of writing

  • 45

    those extensions on letters that rise above the middle zone of writing

    upper extenders

  • 46

    includes all the circumstances that may affect the quality of writing and the surrounding circumstances at the time of execution of writing.

    writing condition

  • Cdi5

    Cdi5

    Adrian Balmes · 37問 · 2年前

    Cdi5

    Cdi5

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    Forensic

    Forensic

    Adrian Balmes · 18問 · 2年前

    Forensic

    Forensic

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    Arson

    Arson

    Adrian Balmes · 15問 · 2年前

    Arson

    Arson

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    Forensic

    Forensic

    Adrian Balmes · 37問 · 2年前

    Forensic

    Forensic

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    CDI8

    CDI8

    Adrian Balmes · 48問 · 1年前

    CDI8

    CDI8

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    QDE CHAP1

    QDE CHAP1

    Adrian Balmes · 47問 · 1年前

    QDE CHAP1

    QDE CHAP1

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    Ballistic 02-27

    Ballistic 02-27

    Adrian Balmes · 52問 · 1年前

    Ballistic 02-27

    Ballistic 02-27

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    QDE 02-28 CHAP3

    QDE 02-28 CHAP3

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    QDE 02-28 CHAP3

    QDE 02-28 CHAP3

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    ENVI

    ENVI

    Adrian Balmes · 51問 · 1年前

    ENVI

    ENVI

    51問 • 1年前
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    VICE GANDA

    VICE GANDA

    Adrian Balmes · 19問 · 1年前

    VICE GANDA

    VICE GANDA

    19問 • 1年前
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    BALLISTICS

    BALLISTICS

    Adrian Balmes · 65問 · 1年前

    BALLISTICS

    BALLISTICS

    65問 • 1年前
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    QDE CHAP2

    QDE CHAP2

    Adrian Balmes · 65問 · 1年前

    QDE CHAP2

    QDE CHAP2

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    ENLAW

    ENLAW

    Adrian Balmes · 21問 · 1年前

    ENLAW

    ENLAW

    21問 • 1年前
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    QDE CHAP4

    QDE CHAP4

    Adrian Balmes · 28問 · 1年前

    QDE CHAP4

    QDE CHAP4

    28問 • 1年前
    Adrian Balmes

    DRUGS

    DRUGS

    Adrian Balmes · 15問 · 1年前

    DRUGS

    DRUGS

    15問 • 1年前
    Adrian Balmes

    ballistic 03-1324

    ballistic 03-1324

    Adrian Balmes · 36問 · 1年前

    ballistic 03-1324

    ballistic 03-1324

    36問 • 1年前
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    QDE CHAPTER 5

    QDE CHAPTER 5

    Adrian Balmes · 52問 · 1年前

    QDE CHAPTER 5

    QDE CHAPTER 5

    52問 • 1年前
    Adrian Balmes

    chap5 part2

    chap5 part2

    Adrian Balmes · 27問 · 1年前

    chap5 part2

    chap5 part2

    27問 • 1年前
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    DRUG U

    DRUG U

    Adrian Balmes · 18問 · 1年前

    DRUG U

    DRUG U

    18問 • 1年前
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    refers to any form of change to a document which gives it a different effect from that it originally possessed be it an addition or a deletion to the original contents of a document.

    ALTERATION

  • 2

    refers to sheet of paper which contains no visible or readily visible writing. Blob-an ink spot resulting from the momentarily

    blank papers

  • 3

    an ink spot resulting from the momentarily resting of pen on the paper before proceeding the Writing act.

    blod

  • 4

    refers to critical comparison of two or more specimen or juxtapose

    collation

  • 5

    refers to the act of setting two or more specimens/items side by side to weigh their iden- tifying qualities. It infers not only a visual but also the mental act in which the elements of one item are related to the counterparts of the other.

    comparison

  • 6

    refers to the scientific results from relating observed facts by logical, common sense reasoning in accordance with established rules or laws. An expert's conclusion is commonly referred to in legal term as his "opinion".

    conclusion

  • 7

    -it is an illustration of the basic designs of letters that is fundamental to the writing system.

    copy book form

  • 8

    Writing-form of writing in which the letters are for the most part joined together.

    cursive writing

  • 9

    process of making clear or out of what is otherwise illegible or what has been erased

    decipherment

  • 10

    writing where the author delibe- rately change his writing habit to mislead the reader to conceal his identity

    disguised writing

  • 11

    it is an act of rubbing out or erasing or removing something from the document. It is also called as Erasure, which can be accomplished either (mechani cally or chemically

    efface

  • 12

    Signature-specimen signature which was executed in particular date, particular time and place, under a particular writer's condition and for a particular purpose.

    evidential signature

  • 13

    is the act of making a close or a critical study of any material so as to discover facts about them.

    examination

  • 14

    known handwriting sample used for comparison with a suspect document to determine authenticity, also called a standard

    exemplars

  • 15

    -refers to the act of (simulating or copying or C tracing somebody's signature without the permission of the later, for profit. It is also defined as the act as falsifying and counterfeiting of treasury or bank notes, paper bills or any instruments payable to the bearer or order.

    forgery

  • 16

    -phenomenon caused by ballpoint pens when they go around a curve in writing. The ink collects on the housing of the ball of the pen and is dispersed onto the paper in an excessive amount at that point on the writing line.

    goop or gooping

  • 17

    level reached when all movement is made from the habituated neuromuscular patterns

    graphic maturity

  • 18

    science of determining personality thru handwriting.

    graphology

  • 19

    any study or examination which is made with microscope in discovering minute details.

    microscopic examination

  • 20

    genuine signature which was used in preparing simulated or traced forgery

    model signature

  • 21

    is an important element of handwriting It embraces all the factors which are related to the motion of the writing instrument such as skill, speed

    movement

  • 22

    specimen of writing executed normally without any attempt to control or alter its identifying details of one's writing.

    natural writing

  • 23

    any writing executed with the Opposite hand from that normally used can be term wrong-handed writing This is one means of disguise

    other hand writing

  • 24

    material complied and organized by the document examiner to assist him in answering

    reference collection

  • 25

    class of ink involved and the degree of obliteration would be the possibility of success in the examination

    damaged and obliteration by water

  • 26

    length of exposure of the ink in light as ball point pen may fade through long expo- sure, carbon and record typewriting inks remain virtually unchanged

    light faded inks

  • 27

    -examination through application of chemical reagents, penetration or elimination in a photograph

    stained documents

  • 28

    as a rule, quite obvious once they are fitted together

    torn documents

  • 29

    small deposits or traces of many different substances are placed by chance contacts with foreign objects during the preparation, handling and storing of the document

    foreign traces

  • 30

    those small, virtually invisible indentations pressed into the paper by the force of writing on the above sheet. Traced through light strike obliquely

    impressed writing

  • 31

    papers in contact with each other's will leave ink to the other paper; storage in damp condition offsets from water soluble inks

    writing offset

  • 32

    term used interchangeably with the word (questioned document.

    disputed document

  • 33

    document where a portion or the entire part is subject to inquiry pertaining to its authorship of authenticity."

    questioned document

  • 34

    repeated element of individual's handwriting which serve to individualize the writing.

    writing habits

  • 35

    refers to factors relative to the motion of the pen such as, pressure, rhythm, pen lifting, etc.

    writing movement

  • 36

    it consist of message to convey idea to others either permanent or semi-permanent mode

    writing

  • 37

    these are set of authentic specimens which should contain a true-cross section of the material from a known source. They are design to be used for

    standards

  • 38

    is the degree of writing inclination relative to the baseline or the Slope of writing

    slant

  • 39

    name of person signed by himself on a document as a sign of acknowledgement

    signature

  • 40

    to the process by which an erased writing is developed or brought out again on the surface of the document itself

    restoration

  • 41

    refers to a paper which is treated in such way as to (minimize changes of forgery) by erasure containing minute designs forming a pattern such as check and paper bills.

    safety paper

  • 42

    exclude witnesses from the courtroom during testimony to prevent collaboration of testi- mony, also called the exclusionary rule

    sequester

  • 43

    refers to a selected, representative portion of the whole. It is the few representative of the general population

    sample

  • 44

    the combination of the basic shape and designs of letter and the writing move- ment which was taught in school.

    system of writing

  • 45

    those extensions on letters that rise above the middle zone of writing

    upper extenders

  • 46

    includes all the circumstances that may affect the quality of writing and the surrounding circumstances at the time of execution of writing.

    writing condition