Forensic Psychology involves the application of psychological principles to the justice system. Its main focuses are conducting research and practicing psychology within this system.

This manual aims to serve as a foundation for understanding the intersection of psychology and law. At the same time, it seeks to provide insights for further research on a wide range of issues arising in the field of Forensic Psychology, especially for those involved in policing, conducting trials, correctional work, and reintegration.

Under this perspective, the following topics are examined:

Criminal behavior

Victimization in crime

The relationship between mental illness and crime

Profiling the psychological profile of the offender

Examination of suspects

Examination of witnesses

Psychological expertise in court

Risk assessment of recidivism

Correctional psychology