Handwriting+Analysis-The+Basics

Certain portions of forensics involve handwriting and the analysis thereof. Handwriting is useful to determine who wrote a certain note and whether or not it was forged, faked, copied, or if it was an original. Some ways to determine whos handwriting is whos, or if a certain portion of writing matches another portion is to look for certain characteristics such as: line quality; are the lines smooth or rough, space; how are the words and margins space, size of letters; are the capital letters and lower case letters proportional, continuity; is the writing continuous, connection; are the letters connected between the caps and the lower case, completion; are the letters complete, style; is it in print or cursive, pressure; is the pressure the same throughout, slant; what direction do the letters slant, placing; are all the letters on the ling, fanciness; are there any fancy loops or curls, and lastly, are all of the t's crossed and the i's dotted? Just a few things to consider when analyzing someones handwriting. --- Jon

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About the Book
[] This information came from this link ^ No different than any other science, handwriting's silent but dynamic portrayal of personality is a wonderment of human analytical and historical development. Handwriting is actually brain writing. By assessing the permanent inescapable elements, a personality can be traced just like the infamous duck tracks. Besides describing the elements/principles/laws, original concepts of handwriting will be presented. A 20-year study to determine the very necessary average standard size for writing is given with statistics and insight into the power of handwriting. A presentation is made implying handwriting's reality source base. Further, the generally accepted copybook "standard" writing size is challenged with various arguments. The process of personnel selection (before hiring) is also presented and much to the employer's advantage. It's the personality that DOES the job, not experience nor education. Yes, the latter help but they do not DO the job. Only the inherent qualities matched to the job description can produce a known performance level prior to hiring. This book is an inspiration to the understanding of handwriting's foundation scientific base and why handwriting analysis is real and works. Forget about what you may have learned or heard of previously. This book gives you the truth about handwriting. You'll be surprised and totally engaged in this most fascinating true presentation. Does your handwriting actually change? The answer is in this book. Is handwriting analysis good for evaluating a mate? Absolutely... before the ring. Those and much more in this most forthright scientifically based presentation
 * Handwriting Analysis: Laws/Principles... And More** is Mr. Cammarata's presentation of handwriting's inherent scientific base from which handwriting is analyzed. Like any other scientific study, handwriting is based upon inescapable laws/elements/principles which are exhibited each time a person writes. These form the stable rock of its foundation. Part of that rock is the only two possible movements when writing. These movements are stated with instant proof.

[] This commonly involves handwriting comparison, examination and identification in a legal context, usually involving the analysis of disputed documentation and signature examination by an expert who groups similarities and dissimilarities. Writing construction, proportion and shape are important elements of the analysis. This and wider aspects of authentication, fraud and disguise are uncovered and researched with verifiable methods and modern scientific equipment. However, analysis in this area is not an exact science. Conclusions are based on facts, weighed for significance by the expert and leading to his or her opinion. In civil cases an expert's duty is to provide written reports and giving evidence is to help the courts. This duty overrides any obligation to the party who has engaged him or her. Two expert witnesses may well arrive at different opinions, leaving room for lawyers to argue and judges and juries to form their own conclusions.
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Jason's Handwriting analysis Information:

HANDWRITING ALTERATION One of the easiest ways to alter handwriting is to use white-out, but it's always easy to find. Alcohol pulls the ink out of the paper, but it tears the paper apart. I'm sure there's some kind of acid that pulls the ink completely out of the paper, and doesn't ruin the paper much. 

What I know about Handwriting analysis is that you have to look for the loops and such in the handwriting, like with the "t"s and the "p"s and "g"s and such. Handwriting analysis can be used to find culprits, murderers, and frauds. The easiest way to analyze something is to just take a quick look at it. Everybody has different ways to write something, no matter how similar it might seem. Everybody has certain characteristics that they add to their signature that make it unique in its own way, but it is possible to get really close to duplicating the signature, though I don't think that there is anyway for the duplication to be perfect unless it's computer generated, and the equipment for that would be very expensive and near impossible to find. That is all that I can think of for the moment...**
 * HANDWRITING ANALYSIS