Forensic psychology which helps to analyze human cognition, behavior, and emotions is clinically applied in the legal system whereby it enables a better understanding of legal issues like eyewitness testimony, assessment of risks, tactics for interrogating suspects, better enforcement of law and also criminal sentencing (Costanzo & Krauss, 2015). Although psychologists work towards understanding and predicting human behavior, successful prediction of complex decisions remain challenging. Greene et al. (2006) state that forensic psychology was recognized to have the ability to add value in the legal processes in 2001 when it was declared a specialty by the American Psychological Association (APA) and has resulted in the evolution of the manner
