Questioned Documents A Lawyer's Handbook

"...a good overview of the many types of examinations conducted by the questioned document examiner."
--Danielle P. Seiger, Questioned Document Examiner, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Who would find the book most useful? Well, the title of the book would suggest that the book is mainly meant for lawyers. I am no lawyer; I am a forensic pathologist, and yet I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I would imagine, people like me, who have not been trained in document examination, and yet would like to know something about how documents are compared, would find this book interesting. And this could include forensic pathologists, forensic scientists from other arenas, students, general public and even crime writers who want to weave a story around questioned documents. And for document examiners themselves, this could be a good book not only for recapitulation, but also for sharing some of the author's own experiences. - Internet Journal of Forensic Medicine