Maestría en Ciencia Criminalística

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Examinando Maestría en Ciencia Criminalística por Autor "Avalos Vicente, Geraldine Leydi"

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    El peritaje grafotécnico y las sentencias condenatorias de delitos de falsificación de documentos públicos, distrito judicial de cañete 2019-2021
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2023-09-28) Avalos Vicente, Geraldine Leydi; Orellano Benancio, Lizbardo
    The objective of the thesis was to determine the relationship that existed between the graphotechnical expertise and the assessment of the convictions in the crimes of falsification of public documents in the judicial district of Cañete 2019-2021. The methodology is deductive. The approach is quantitative. The instrument is the questionnaire. The study was applied. A "non-experimental" observational and cross-correlational research design was used. The total and used population is 120 questionnaires addressed to lawyers, prosecutors and judges of the judicial district of Cañete, related to the research topic. The results obtained from the chi-square test revealed a significant relationship between the graphotechnical expertise and the assessments of the convictions in the crimes of falsification of public documents in the judicial district of Cañete during the period studied. This was reflected in a Pearson Chi-square value of 1679.818, with 960 degrees of freedom, and a highly significant p-value of 0.000, which indicates that the association between graphotechnical expertise and the assessments of convictions is not random, but statistically significant. In conclusion, the investigation confirmed that graphotechnical expertise plays a relevant role in the evaluation of evidence in cases of falsification of public documents, and its proper use can influence the results of convictions. These findings provide valuable information for the judicial field and highlight the importance of a correct use of graphotechnical expertise during the trial process.