<p>A landmark treatise in forensic document examination,&nbsp;<em>Questioned Documents</em>&nbsp;by Albert S. Osborn remains one of the most authoritative references in the field. The book systematically explains the principles, procedures, and evidentiary value of document analysis, covering handwriting, signatures, typewriting, alterations, erasures, and counterfeiting. With its analytical approach and rich case examples, the work serves as a cornerstone for understanding the scientific and legal dimensions of questioned document investigation, especially relevant to forensic and legal professionals in India dealing with document-related disputes and criminal cases.A landmark treatise in forensic document examination,&nbsp;<em>Questioned Documents</em>&nbsp;by Albert S. Osborn remains one of the most authoritative references in the field. The book systematically explains the principles, procedures, and evidentiary value of document analysis, covering handwriting, signatures, typewriting, alterations, erasures, and counterfeiting. With its analytical approach and rich case examples, the work serves as a cornerstone for understanding the scientific and legal dimensions of questioned document investigation, especially relevant to forensic and legal professionals in India dealing with document-related disputes and criminal cases.</p>
