The word forensic is derived from the Latin term “forensis,” meaning “in open court.” Forensic psychology is a complex field that covers a wide selection of legal processes, it often deals with examinations of criminal defendants, violence risk assessments, personal injury cases, dispute resolution, and etc. Forensic psychologist focus on behavioral patterns to help them predict how a person will react. A Doctoral degree is necessary to pursue a career as a licensed forensic psychologist. To become a certified forensic examiner you must complete 1000 hours of training obtained through postdoctoral work. Forensic psychologist are not limited to Old jobs involving law-enforcement agencies they can also work in research centers, hospitals,
