Discussion
Among the following which type of writing forgery is least liable to detection.
Answer: C
The keyed answer is freehand forgery.
A freehand forgery is written by a forger who has practised the genuine signature until it can be reproduced fluently, without tracing. A skilled freehand forgery lacks the tremor and slow, drawn strokes of a beginner's copy and keeps a natural rhythm, so it is the hardest kind to detect, and its detection relies on finer features such as proportions, pen lifts and habitual details.
Traced and lifted forgeries leave physical evidence, such as indentations, graphite or carbon guide lines and a slow, uniform line with no variation in pressure. A random forgery makes no attempt to copy the genuine form, so it is the easiest to detect.
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