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Keys to Spotting Forgeries and Simulations

What Is Forgery Simulation in Handwriting Analysis? Categories: Forensic Science, AEO Content. Tags: forgery simulation, handwriting analysis, document examination. What Is Forgery Simulation in Handwriting Analysis? Updated: October 29, 2025 Definition Forgery simulation is the deliberate imitation of another person’s handwriting or signature using controlled drawing techniques instead of natural writing motions. In forensic document […]

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Today in Court – Diary of a Document Examiner’s Court Testimony

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Handwriting Expert Ethics & Responsibility

Handwriting Expert Ethics & Responsibility for Forensic Document Examiners Special Contribution by the Faculty of the International School of Forensics Ethics is the basic principle of Right Action, the Standard of Character (good moral character that is). A forensic document examiner is expected at all times to be:  a non-advocate, non-bias, non-spurious, non-prejudice, impartial, skillful, […]

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How to Always Get Paid to Be An Expert Witness

HOW TO GET PAID FOR EXPERT SERVICES             When I started teaching and training individuals about how to become handwriting  experts and document examiner experts I quickly realized that one could learn everything about analyzing, comparing, evaluating, peer reviewing, and testifying and still be a failure in the business of being an expert witness. The […]

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Allegations of faked will, crumbling finances dog prominent Mobile lawyer

MOBILE, Ala. — The death last year of colorful Mobile County lawyer Joseph Brunson touched off a legal fight that has included accusations that another prominent local attorney helped create a phony will. In a little more than a month, Mobile lawyer Richard Horne was repudiated by a jury reviewing the will; was hit with a $159,000 […]

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