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7 Steps In Criminal Investigation

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7 Steps In Criminal Investigation
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Jada Presley

Everest University Online

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Discuss the seven steps utilized to prevent a suspect from conscious writing when obtaining handwriting exemplars for comparison. The first step is the write should be as comfortable as possible. They should be comfortable no matter where they are doing the work at. The second step is that you do not want the person to know what kind of document that you have and they should not be helped with the spelling of any words. The third one is that the examiner should be given a pen and paper that is just like the paper of the document. The fourth one is that you should always make sure that the document has correct words and also the same phrases with the documents
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You could identify this by fake money. Money can be altercated and to make it look like real money.
Erasures are a correction made by erasing something. It is a surface where something has been erased. You could identify this by looking at the age and look at all marks and smudges.
Obliterations are to blot out so that no traces can even be found. I believe that it would be hard to see the obliterations if they are done well.
If the original words have been obliterated with a different ink than was used to compose the original? If it a document on paper it can be very confusing to figure everything out. On the other hand if it was text things can be changed very easily.
The original words have been obliterated by chemical erasure. If the original words were burned or even charred you would have to try to find another copy of a photo document to make sure that the words are the original ones.
The original writing was made with fluorescent ink. To make this document the same you would have to match the same ink to make the document original.
The original documents have been charred and burned. I do not believe there is any way that you can take a charred document and make it like the original would be very

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