Evaluation Types

Forensic evaluation types we review.

ForensicShield reviews forensic evaluations against the controlling legal standard, the methodological literature, and the cross-examination angles attorneys actually use. Each guide below covers one evaluation type — competency, custody, criminal responsibility, violence risk, psychosexual / SVP, mitigation, and personal injury.

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Guides

One guide per evaluation type.

Evaluation Guide

Competency to Stand Trial Evaluations

Competency to stand trial (CST) evaluations reviewed against the Dusky standard, the methodological literature, and the cross-exam angles attorneys use.

Evaluation Guide

Child Custody Evaluations

Custody and parenting plan evaluations reviewed against the AFCC (2022) and APA (2022) guidelines, plus the cross-examination angles family-law attorneys use.

Evaluation Guide

Criminal Responsibility Evaluations

Criminal responsibility (insanity defense) evaluations reviewed against the controlling legal test and mental-state-at-offense reconstruction methodology.

Evaluation Guide

Violence Risk Assessment Reports

Violence risk assessment reports reviewed against the actuarial / SPJ literature and the cross-exam angles attorneys use on group-to-individual inference.

Evaluation Guide

Psychosexual & SVP Evaluation Review

Psychosexual risk and SVP evaluations reviewed against the Static-99R / Stable-2007 literature, Kansas v. Crane, and common cross-examination patterns.

Evaluation Guide

Mitigation & Sentencing Evaluations

Mitigation and sentencing evaluations reviewed against the ABA Guidelines, the Wiggins line, and the Atkins/Hall/Moore intellectual-disability framework.

Evaluation Guide

Personal Injury & IME Evaluations

Personal-injury and IME evaluations reviewed against Daubert, the malingering and proximate-cause literature, and civil-side cross-examination patterns.

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