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Personalities in Questioned Documents Examination

The document discusses the contributions of 10 prominent figures in the field of forensic document examination from its early development to modern times. These individuals played pivotal roles in establishing the foundations of handwriting analysis and advancing techniques for examining questioned documents. Their research, publications, and practical applications helped shape the standards and methodologies used in document examination today.

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Personalities in Questioned Documents Examination

The document discusses the contributions of 10 prominent figures in the field of forensic document examination from its early development to modern times. These individuals played pivotal roles in establishing the foundations of handwriting analysis and advancing techniques for examining questioned documents. Their research, publications, and practical applications helped shape the standards and methodologies used in document examination today.

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PERSONALITIES IN QUESTIONED DOCUMENTS

EXAMINATION

1. Albert Sherman Osborn:


 Contribution: Albert S. Osborn “Father of Questioned Document
Examination” was a pioneer in the field of forensic document examination.
He is best known for his work on handwriting analysis and document
examination. His significant contribution lies in the development of
fundamental principles and techniques used in questioned document
examination.
2. Albert D. Osborn:
 Contribution: Albert D. Osborn, the son of Albert S. Osborn, continued
his father's work in questioned document examination. He co-authored
the influential book "Questioned Documents," which became a standard
reference in the field. The Osborns played a crucial role in establishing
handwriting analysis as a forensic science.
3. B.J. Vreeland Haring and J. Howard Haring:
 Contribution: B.J. Vreeland Haring and J. Howard Haring were
significant figures in questioned document examination. They contributed
to the field's literature and methodology, and their work focused on the
examination of various types of documents, including handwriting and
printed materials.
4. J. Newton Baker:
 Contribution: J. Newton Baker was a forensic document examiner who
made notable contributions to the field. His work involved the
examination of questioned documents, including handwriting analysis and
the detection of forgeries. Baker's expertise contributed to the
advancement of document examination techniques.
5. James V.P. Conway:
 Contribution: James V.P. Conway was a renowned forensic document
examiner known for his expertise in handwriting analysis. His
contributions include research, publications, and practical applications in
questioned document examination. Conway played a role in shaping the
standards and practices within the field.
6. Hans Scheickert:
 Contribution: Hans Scheickert was a forensic document examiner
known for his contributions to questioned document examination. His
work encompassed the analysis of various types of documents, including
handwriting and printed materials. Scheickert's expertise added to the
development of forensic document examination techniques.
7. Dr. Wilson R. Harrison:
 Contribution: Dr. Wilson R. Harrison was a significant figure in forensic
document examination. His contributions included research and
advancements in the understanding of handwriting analysis and document
examination techniques. Dr. Harrison's work influenced the development
of standards and practices in the field.
8. Ordway Hilton:
 Contribution: Ordway Hilton was a forensic document examiner who
made substantial contributions to the field. His work focused on the
examination of questioned documents, and he played a role in advancing
the methodology and techniques used in handwriting analysis and
document examination.
9. Roy A Huber:
 Contribution: Roy A Huber was a forensic document examiner known
for his expertise in handwriting analysis. His contributions include
research, publications, and practical applications in questioned document
examination. Huber's work influenced the standards and practices within
the field.
10. Charles Chabot:
 Contribution: Charles Chabot was a forensic document examiner who
made notable contributions to the field. His work encompassed the
analysis of various types of documents, including handwriting and printed
materials. Chabot's expertise contributed to the development of forensic
document examination techniques.
1. Public Document:
 Examples:
 Birth certificates notarized by a public notary.
 Marriage certificates officiated and notarized by a competent public
official.
 Government-issued licenses or permits with required legal
formalities.
2. Official Document:
 Examples:
 Government-issued identification cards (e.g., passports, driver's
licenses).
 Government-issued certificates (e.g., land titles, business licenses).
 Official government reports or proclamations.
3. Private Document:
 Examples:
 Personal letters and correspondences.
 Contracts between private individuals.
 Agreements that do not require notarization.
4. Commercial Document:
 Examples:
 Invoices and receipts for business transactions.
 Bills of lading in shipping.
 Business contracts and agreements.
5. Electronic Document:
 Examples:
 Word documents, spreadsheets, or presentations stored on a
computer.
 Emails exchanged between parties.
 Digital contracts or agreements signed electronically.
 PDF documents stored on a server or in the cloud.

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