Description

In forensic science, the examination of papers that might be contested in court is known as a "questioned document examination" (QDE). Its main objective is to use scientific procedures and methodologies to offer proof regarding a suspect or dubious document. Evidence may be provided to support modifications, the document's chain of custody, physical damage, forgery, origin, authenticity, or other issues that arise when a document is contested in court. The study of documents and its many components that might be in dispute now or in the future is known as forensic document examination, also known as questionable document inspection. The book carefully examines the challenges of staying up to date with these advances, sometimes with the help of the presentation of various papers. The scientific examination of questioned documents, the actions to be taken by field investigators and trial attorneys, as well as the methods of presenting evidence in court, are all covered in this book for attorneys, investigators, document examiners, and others.