Forensic Interview

How must it be to live in a criminal mind? How must it be to completely loose the sense of normality? I heartily believe that Forensic Psychology holds the key which opens an entire world of psychopathologies, mental deformities, twisted thoughts and repressed needs of bestiality. Besides letting you sink into the most dangerous minds, it gives you the armament to combat everything hiding in there- knowledge.

This caught my attention right away and hooked me in. Along with being a topic I was quite interested in (reference to last nonfiction book report), the first two sentences got me wondering. What could be told from a murdered person’s body? I already had a lot of background information from research and watching shows on mystery and homicide but this question led to a million answers. Some answers were cause of death, manner of death. time of death, weapon used, etc, all of which were related because this was sparked from the thought of a dead person and my ideas. From this, I read on to determine what could be told from an expert’s point of view.

The Insanity defense is mentioned as confusing to the psychiatric and legal concept. Furthermore, it is explained that the word “insane” is more of a legal word, then a medical term, and therefor to prove a person or a criminal insane, one must find the mental condition, of a criminal, severely impaired to the point of losing one’s free will. A psychiatrist may be or may not able to determine such illness, and a jury’s decision solely based on a psychiatrists’ opinion may be grounded on unreliable evidence. Retrieved from; West's Encyclopedia of American Law, edition 2 (2008).

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The three teenagers were Jessie Misskelley, Jason Baldwin, and Damien Echols. They had records of criminal activity and violent behaviour. Furthermore, Misskelley and Echols had dropped out of school. Echols and Baldwin were close friends, but only acquainted with Misskelley. Echols is declared to have a “...serious mental illness characterized

Victims of violent attacks and abuse need care from health professionals who have been trained to evaluate and treat trauma victims provided by forensic medical care for injuries that were acquired by sexual and isexually consensual sex tthat was between partners that became violence, child and sexual abuse, and elder abuse. Forensic healthcare providers are mostly administered by registered nurses, which are also followed by but not limited from the evaluation from advanced team of practical nurses, physicians, and physician assistants. Which this team provides advanced series of medical treatment and evaluation, which is specialized Healthcare science in which injury and violent attacks are identified , Then it is researched

Reporter stated the following: I did a forensic interview with him (Jeffery) on today. He did not say when these incidents happened. He witnessed 15 year old boy (Corey) make a 16 year old girl (Arrianna Unknown) "touch down there and put her head down there with her mouth". This morning he witnessed Lane touch Amaria on her breasts on the top of her clothes. He said the staff knows about both incident but he did not say where they were. Ms. Anthony knows about it too. They call Ms. Anthony Ms. A. He said all of the kids get in fights. He said staff will try to break up the fights. He said his throat is still hurting because he was hit by an unknown child.

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First and foremost as the clinician, an background description of forensic assessments should be discussed in order for understanding when discussing a specific assessment related to Ana’s case. Assessments could be used in all levels of criminal proceedings, starting with an evaluation of the clients’ level of capacity as well as evaluation of the clients’ competency to stand trial. Assessors should assess research findings that are concerning correlations between legally relevant behaviors and testing results. Generated hypotheses and test results should be confirmed a with third party data as well. Confirmation is important during this time because the client may unknowingly or knowingly present themselves in way that may help the legal

1). Forensic Psychology is the application of the theories of psychology to law and the legal system. Issues of violence and its impact on individuals and/or groups delineate the main and central concerns in Forensics within the adult, juvenile, civil, and family domains. Forensic psychologists provide advice to legislators, judges, correctional officers, lawyers, and the police. They are called upon, for example, to serve as an expert witness, diagnose and treat incarcerated and probationed offenders, and screen and evaluate personnel in the law enforcement and judicial systems. Forensics encompasses a wide range of academic orientation. Synonyms for Forensic psychologists include criminal psychologist,

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Following university, I determined it was right for me to gain further skills in a non-medical background using my degree specialty. As a forensic examiner enhanced my professional communication, problem solving and teamworking skills, through the pressures felt on time critical cases, learning the importance of confidentiality and professional integrity. Nevertheless, I maintained a contact with medicine, interpreting medical reports for some cases and relating these to my own examinations. Discovering some of the less pleasant aspects of the medical profession has not deterred my commitment to medicine.

Psychology has always had a direct impact on my life for many years for example, I myself have had counselling sessions for anxiety. Experiencing this has given me a desire to work with people in understanding their behaviour and how their minds work to be able to empower individuals to lead better lives. My own personal experience with anxiety has also intrigued me into thinking why I think the way I do and what can be put into action to improve my circumstances.

I believe that being in the course of Medical Biotechnologies will help me learn more about the things that interest me. This course ties in medicine and forensics, and I also think I will be able to apply my interest in psychology to this course. Likewise, I want to learn more about forensics and medicine to see if that is what I want to pursue in the future.

I am applying to study Forensic Science because I have always been interested in crime, whether that be in real life or on television. I am very aware that Forensic Science is not like how it is portrayed by television or media; however this has not curbed my enthusiasm and interest in how crimes are solved and how a crime scene is analysed. I am intrigued by the procedures that various forensic specialisms undertake to collect and analyse evidence. I am particularly interested in Forensic Archaeology, working in the field to undertake excavations of skeletal remains. As someone who is very organised and meticulous when it comes to work, I think I will thrive in a forensic setting, making sure that all work undertaken is detailed, accurate