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Objectivity and subjectivity in forensic psychiatry.

Forensic psychiatry is the field of psychiatry that dealsspecifically with issues of this medical area applied to law.It attempts to clarify, especially to judicial authorities, anydoubts that may arise in relation to the mental condition ofan individual involved in a legal situation.The psychiatric report, a document prepared by anexpert, tries to provide legal professionals with as muchelaborate information as possible. However, accurate andobjective responses are not always reached due to theinexact nature of psychiatry and the subjective nature ofthe object being examined.As much as one wants to assign an objective characterto reports, which is important and necessary, in psychia-tric assessment it is not possible to deny the existence ofessentially subjective elements, especially if we considerthat the subject of study is an individual. Considering thata person can only be considered fully responsible forhis/her actions if globally sane,