“…Some articles discussed training broadly, others addressed the need for focus on forensic issues (e.g., Rosen, 1983), and some described practicum and predoctoral internships (Heilbrun & Annis, 1988; Morgan et al, 2007). More than half of doctoral programs with no formal forensic training provide it through practicum (often focused on forensic assessment and evaluations) in criminal justice settings such as prisons, jails, juvenile detention centers, and forensic mental health units (Fernandez, Davis, Conroy, & Boccaccini, 2009; Hedge & Brodsky, 2013; Heilbrun, Kelley, Koller, Giallella, & Peterson, 2013; Magaletta et al, 2013). Some authors assessed the availability and benefit of predoctoral internships with clinical rotations focused on forensic or correctional issues (see the Association for Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers for an online database).…”