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Sequential examination protocol

A formally agreed, documented inter-discipline sequence for examining a document that carries both handwriting or text evidence and biological evidence; the sequence orders non-destructive examination first, then agreed sampling, to prevent one discipline's needs from irreversibly compromising the other's.

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