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§ 7 — Article 12(2) sub-paragraph g Standards Handwriting Examination (002.0)

Article 12(2) sub-paragraph g

(...) is able to give a verifiable and well-reasoned case report on the assignment and any other relevant aspects of their expertise in terms which are comprehensible to the commissioning party, both orally and in writing.

Apart from the required administrative data (name of commissioning party, date of commission, date of report, reference commissioning party, own reference, number and type of appendices etc.) a forensic handwriting examination report contains the following sections:

– description of the materials received, with information on the date and manner of submission, whether originals were received or copies. Any other conditions of the materials that might be relevant for the examination are mentioned as well (for example any non-reported damage to the documents or whether any of the documents appear to have been treated with chemicals for fingerprint examination);

– specification of questioned and reference material;

– any relevant background information which could influence the interpretation of the examination results;

– question(s) asked by the commissioning party and, if necessary, all that has been discussed between the commissioning party and the examiner in conformity with Article 12(2)(c);

– the hypotheses applied by the handwriting examiner;

– the examination method(s) used;

– evaluation of the questioned material;

– evaluation of the reference material;

– results of the examination;

– interpretation of examination results;

– conclusions (with scale used and the explanation thereof).

Regeling
Standards Handwriting Examination (002.0)
Soort
ZBO-regeling
Geldend vanaf
12-12-2016
BWB-id
BWBR0039080
Versie
2016-12-12_0

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