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Understanding Handwriting Forgery by Sara Dridi is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses forgery and provides guidance for attorneys on selecting handwriting experts. It describes the most common types of forgery - simulation, tracing, cut-and-paste, and freehand. A simulation attempts to closely mimic the genuine signature, while tracing involves literally tracing a signature. Cut-and-paste involves taking a genuine signature from one document and placing it on another. A freehand forgery simply writes a made-up signature without copying. The document advises attorneys t
- Author
- Sara Dridi
- Language
- EN