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Can a document examiner work with photocopies of questioned documents?

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Can a document examiner work with photocopies of questioned documents?

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• It is always recommended to examine original documents. Sometimes they no longer exist, or are not available. Sometimes time constraints prohibit adequate access to them, and a document examiner may only be granted access or provided a photograph, photocopy or fax. • A photocopy does lose line quality with each successive copy. However, a competent document examiner is still capable to render an opinion regarding a questioned document, and courts have allowed them when original documents no longer exist.

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