Functions of Forensic Psychology Reports
accurate documentation is important when working in a court setting. For
example, consider the forensic psychology report that is generated after
conducting a forensic psychological evaluation. Most of the time, this report
will be your only chance to explain your opinions to the court. Most cases
never go to trial, and those that do often do not use or require testimony by
expert witnesses. Therefore, the forensic psychology report and other documentation
of a case are extremely important to the court and the players involved in the
trial. Likewise, it is crucial to know the type of report or documentation
called for in different situations when working within the courts. In this
discussion, you will analyze the functions and importance of documentation
generated by a forensic psychology professional in court settings.
a description of the three primary functions served by
forensic psychology reports and documentation. Then explain why those forensic
psychology reports and documentation are important in court settings.
Be
specific and support your position with references





