Answer the following questions. 1) What is a questioned document? Describe at least one example of something that might be a questioned document.

2) What is an exemplar? What are the best types of exemplars?

3) What are natural variations? Describe how these may happen.

4) How are stamped signatures different from written signatures?

5) What are some of the typescript machines that document examiners may have to investigate? Choose one of these machines and describe what document examiners may look for when comparing the machine to a questioned document.

1.) A question document is any document with handwriting or type writing that may not be authentic. A question document could be a wheel that was forged.

2.) exemplars are authentic samples that are compared with the questioned document. The best are ones that are similar to the question document as possible.

3.) natural variations are the small differences that appear in any repeated samples of a persons handwriting. You can never sign some thing the same exact way twice. these happen naturally such as the way the t is crossed.

4.) stamped signatures are always the same and written signatures change every time that they are written.

5.) Type writers, photocopiers, fax machines, and computer printers. When examining photocopiers, document examiners pay special attention to defects or other markings. These marks are caused by dirt or debris is on the glass, the inner cover, or in the mechanical parts of the machine. In some cases, document examiners may be able to track changes in these marks, which allows them to establish a general timeline for when the questioned document was made.

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