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    What are the importances of Forensic Psychology

    I am hearing lot of things about the Forensic Psychology from my friends. I don’t know whether it is a course or something else. Is it a branch of psychology or forensic sciences? Does anyone know about this? I would like to know more and more about it. What are importances of this subject?

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    Re: What are the importances of Forensic Psychology

    As far as I know that this subject is completely related to the forensics. The actual case is, in this specialization, the investigation team always one step forward as compared to the criminals. Nowadays there are many people who are seeking interest in this course and it is rising. This is a very interesting subject but at the same time it involves difficult field in order to deal with most sensitive issues

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    Re: What are the importances of Forensic Psychology

    Forensic psychology is a branch of psychology that deals with forensic science. It is a division of applied psychology on the collection, analysis and presentation of psychological evidence judicial Purposes. Therefore includes an understanding of criminal law in the relevant jurisdiction to legal assessments and interacts properly with judges, lawyers and other professionals.

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    Re: What are the importances of Forensic Psychology

    For police and judiciary play insights from forensic psychology often a minor role. Yet these very crucial. When it comes to a criminal case, the motives of the perpetrators, the memories of witnesses and stories of the victims matters most. Judges would also take more knowledge into account from psychology, in order to avoid errors and dubious convictions. At first glance, the detection and bringing to justice a criminal is a purely judicial matter. But appearances are deceiving.

    Because why someone commits a crime?

    Is there something wrong with the conscience of the criminal?

    All questions forensic psychology tries to answer. But after a crime has been committed psychology plays a major role.

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    Re: What are the importances of Forensic Psychology

    Forensic Psychologist intervention is crucial for illustrate to the judge about the psychological profile of the "victim" or "murderer", which provide a better administration of justice in any of them were concerned, be it Civil, Criminal, Labor and Family. Also, it remains a key adviser to the lawyers.

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    Re: What are the importances of Forensic Psychology

    So far there has been talk of Forensic Psychology, becomes clear then, that the forensic psychologist is the worker with a degree in psychology and expertise in this area, performs functions of expertise in the Courts, Courts, Prosecution, Protection Tips Child and Adolescent Penitentiary and other bodies on their professional discipline. The mission of the Forensic Psychologist according to the literature or expert, is to illustrate, advise, contribute knowledge to the tribunal and therefore becomes assistant or associate of the Administration of Justice.

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