1, material inspection. The examination materials in the judicial authentication of documents refer to the materials that have objections to a certain content of documents (such as handwriting, seal, printed documents, etc.) and need to be authenticated, which are called examination materials. Handwriting identification generally requires the client to provide the original sample. In some cases, if it is difficult to obtain the original, the appraisal institution may send someone to take photos on the spot or provide a copy with the signature of the source.
2. samples. Refers to the materials used for inspection and comparison corresponding to the inspection materials. For example, there are several real handwriting samples in the same year or similar years, and there is no specific requirement for the number, generally around 3-5. As long as the characteristics are fully reflected, they can be used as sample comparison materials.
(1) The sample or sample for handwriting identification is a copy: both parties * * * entrust the identification and submit a copy. There is no dispute about the copy, and the appraisal agency can generally accept the entrustment. However, after handwriting is copied, strokes, strokes and other features are easily destroyed, and less information can be obtained, which may be unacceptable.
(2) The sample or sample for handwriting identification is carbon paper: carbon paper refers to the document written on carbon paper. The overall handwriting identification of carbon copy is generally acceptable. However, if only the signature is identified, it may be difficult to distinguish it by tracing the signature on carbon paper, which is generally unacceptable.
(3) The sample or sample for handwriting identification is a scanned document: the scanned document image may be processed and generally unacceptable.
Legal basis: Article 12 of the General Principles of Judicial Appraisal Procedure, if a client entrusts an appraisal, he shall provide authentic, complete and sufficient appraisal materials to the judicial appraisal institution and be responsible for the authenticity and legality of the appraisal materials. The judicial authentication institution shall check and record the name, type, quantity, characteristics, preservation status and receiving time of the authentication materials.
If a party has any objection to the appraisal materials, it shall submit it to the client.
The identification materials mentioned in these General Rules include biological samples and non-biological samples, control sample materials and other identification materials related to identification matters.