Forensics 2

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Across
  1. 3. Checks, certificates, wills, passports, etc.
  2. 4. Portrait appears raised, security thread, etc.
  3. 14. Handwriting is difficult to disguise or forge
  4. 16. Any changes, erasures, or obliterations that may have occurred
  5. 17. Computer system used to mimic likely targets of cyber attacks
  6. 22. What are the height, width, and size of the letters?
  7. 24. Year the Court of Appeals validated handwriting analysis as a form of expert testimony
  8. 25. The specialty in forensics that analyzes accounting methods in disputes or litigation
Down
  1. 1. Agency that investigates forgery cases
  2. 2. Every person's handwriting is unique
  3. 3. "Learns" to recognize how a person signs
  4. 5. Any prewritten handwriting samples from a suspect
  5. 6. What was the first known case in which handwriting analysis played a role?
  6. 7. Stores handwriting samples in databases
  7. 8. Checks, employment records, licenses, wills, etc.
  8. 9. When false documents or other items are copied for the purpose of deception
  9. 10. Directly altering a check, intercepting another person's check, etc.
  10. 11. Amount that is written in illegitimate checks every day
  11. 12. Writing over top to smear or make original writing unreadable
  12. 13. Tool for including or excluding persons when determining a match
  13. 15. Paper money, postage stamps, traveler's checks, etc.
  14. 18. Chemically sensitive paper, multiple color patterns on paper, etc.
  15. 19. Examination of questioned documents with known material
  16. 20. Practice of finding vulnerabilities that hackers could exploit
  17. 21. Making, altering, or falsifying any document or signature
  18. 23. Forgery for material gain
  19. 24. Maximum prison sentence for forgery