Handwriting Analysis Unit
Across
- 1. When the writing has unique or fancy loops/curls through the letters and words.
- 4. How letters flow whether they are smooth,erratic,or shaky
- 7. What a forensic expert needs to analyze handwriting (Known Sample of subjects writing)
- 8. Writings dictated by the investigator to the writer
- 9. Recommended Minimum amount of repetitions of signatures that investigators need to obtain
- 12. If no determination can be made from the evidence, the examiner will issue an... result
- 14. WHen the text is above, on, or below the line
- 18. Opposite of Printed letters
- 20. When the words or letters lean left, right, or variable.
- 23. When capital or lowercase letters connect with one another
- 25. Recommended minimum amount of entire written letters that investigators need to obtain.
- 26. How letters are spaced or crowded
- 27. Burning, bleaching, or using a laser to get rid of a document
Down
- 2. Writings that were completed by the subject prior to investigation
- 3. The equal or unequal pressure applied when writing in upwards or downwards strokes
- 5. The ratio of height to width with the words and letters
- 6. Overwrites a portion of the document, for example changing a 4 to a 9
- 10. Placing a new document over the original and tracing it
- 11. Attempting to alter writing so it cannot be traced back(Ransom Note or Threat)
- 13. Removing, adding, or changing a portion of the original
- 15. Normal way of writing which is opposite of cursive
- 16. Adding or changing words, dates, and numbers
- 17. production of an imitation of currency,artwork,documents, and name-brand knock off items for the purpose of deception.
- 19. Attempt to copy a signature or handwriting sample from a genuine article by trying to imitate the handwriting of the original
- 21. using an eraser,knife,sandpaper or sharp tool to erase part of a document
- 22. Written forgery with no knowledge of the appearance of the original
- 23. When the writer doesn't lift the pen and the words/letters flow constantly
- 24. Two writings came from one person if their similarities are... and no differences are found
- 26. Established in 1865 to suppress counterfeiting