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Guide for the development of forensic document examination capacity [Recurso eletrónico]

Autor institucional: NAÇÕES UNIDAS. Office on Drugs and Crime. Laboratory and Scientific SectionIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Vienna : Laboratory and Scientific Section. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), 2010Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmISBN: 9789211302998Assunto: 343081 | 343080 | 57532 | 321508 | 1233Resumo: Acknowledgements. Introduction. Purpose, scope and organization of the Guide. 1. Overview of the forensic document examination process. 1.1. Document examination infrastructure. 1.2. Phases of the examination process. 1.3. Document examination methodologies and approaches. 2. Characteristics of the four phases. 2.1. Phase-1. 2.2. Phase-2. 2.3. Phase-3. 2.4. Phase-4. 3. Staff skills, educational requirements and equipment recommendations. 3.1. Skills, educational requirements and equipment recommendations for the four phases. 3.2. Skills specifically required for report writing and court testimony. 3.3. Skills and education specifically required for forensic document examination training. 3.4. Skills specifically required for handwriting and signature examinations. 4. General guidance when designing, establishing and maintaining a forensic document examination facility and the role of management. 4.1. Building a forensic document examination facility. 4.2. Management's role. 4.3. Developing reference collections. ANNEX 1 - Techniques used in document examination. ANNEX 2 - Equipment providers. ANNEX 3 - Training course outlines. ANNEX 4 - Book, reference material and database recommendations.
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Acknowledgements. Introduction. Purpose, scope and organization of the Guide. 1. Overview of the forensic document examination process. 1.1. Document examination infrastructure. 1.2. Phases of the examination process. 1.3. Document examination methodologies and approaches. 2. Characteristics of the four phases. 2.1. Phase-1. 2.2. Phase-2. 2.3. Phase-3. 2.4. Phase-4. 3. Staff skills, educational requirements and equipment recommendations. 3.1. Skills, educational requirements and equipment recommendations for the four phases. 3.2. Skills specifically required for report writing and court testimony. 3.3. Skills and education specifically required for forensic document examination training. 3.4. Skills specifically required for handwriting and signature examinations. 4. General guidance when designing, establishing and maintaining a forensic document examination facility and the role of management. 4.1. Building a forensic document examination facility. 4.2. Management's role. 4.3. Developing reference collections. ANNEX 1 - Techniques used in document examination. ANNEX 2 - Equipment providers. ANNEX 3 - Training course outlines. ANNEX 4 - Book, reference material and database recommendations.

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