Forensic psychologists are generally advised not to include diagnosis in their competency reports.
When conducting performance assessments, forensic psychologists can use a variety of tools to obtain data on suspects. This data is jointly evaluated by psychologists to determine whether the accused is competent.
The roles assigned to forensic psychologists are clinical, experimental, mathematical, and advisory. The clinical role is primarily focused on the scientific determination of offenders' mental states.
Some of the responsibilities they have are to conduct screenings or assessments of prisoners, investigate psychological disorders among criminal and civil court defendants, and examine the mental state of criminals to deem if they are able to stand trial.
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