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Forensic Psychologists Forensic Psychologists use their knowledge in clinical psychology to verify the mental state of people that are involved in criminal, civil, or juvenile court cases. They use the information obtained from those involved to evaluate eyewitness testimonies, assess potentially dangerous people, and confer with jury selection. Forensic Psychologists generally have a graduate school Ph. D. or a Psy. D. They also have experience in clinical psychology forensic science. An American Board of Forensic Examiners certification is also essential. Work experiences include making discoveries by analyzing information, giving talks or speeches to groups of people, diagnosing causes of problems and finding solutions, resolving conflicts between groups or individuals, and working interpersonally with others.
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