Forensic handwriting identification: fundamental concepts and principles/
Ron Morris
- San Diego: Academic, 2000.
- xvi, 238 p. : ill. ; 16 cm.
Ch. 1. The Physiology of Writing -- Ch. 2. Handwriting Systems -- Ch. 3. Class Characteristics -- Ch. 4. Individuality and Individual Characteristics -- Ch. 5. Features of Writing -- Ch. 6. Qualities of Writing -- Ch. 7. Line Quality -- Ch. 8. Relative Speed of Writing -- Ch. 9. Ratios -- Relative Relationships -- Ch. 10. Beginning, Connecting and Ending Strokes -- Ch. 11. Writing Instruments and Their Influence -- Ch. 12. Some General Observations about Handwriting Identification -- Ch. 13. The Process of Comparison -- Ch. 14. Abnormal/Disguised Writing -- Ch. 15. Obtaining Handwriting Samples -- Ch. 16. Who Do I Send This Case To? -- Ch. 17. Submitting a Questioned Document Case to the Laboratory -- Ch. 18. What Does the Examiner's Report Say?