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a) have enough of a recent handwriting sample from a known source

b) have a recent copy of something from a suspect

c) have only one sample of the exemplar

d) must be present when the exemplar is obtained

a) changing from printing to cursive

b) writing for a long time so fatigue sets in

c) a person can never disguise handwriting from an expert

d) both a and b

a) the paper that is used

b) the pen that is used

c) the crossing of the t's and dotting of i's

d) the color of ink that is used

a) by tracing over the orginal signature

b) without a sample of the orginal signature

c) by photocoping a genuine signature

d) by a person who is visually impaired

a) by tracing the orginal signature

b) by using a computer

c) by copiyng a real signature

d) cutting and pasting the original over the forged document

a) can only be read with the use of a special light

b) have been removed by using some physical or chemical substance

c) change the meaing of the original text

d) must be looked up in a dictionary

a) different types of inks

b) erasures

c) original text on charred documents

d) all of the listed choices

a) a design incorporated during manufacturing to produce a background patterened area

b) a stain produced by water damage

c) only visible under UV light

d) only seen using infared red

a) the material the paper is made from, color, fluorescence

b) density, thickness, weight

c) thickness, volume, erasures

d) volume, thickness, color, watermarks, dyes or bleaches

a) HPLC

b) paper chromatography

c) a gas chromatograph

d) a spectrophotometer