El trabajo social forense y los retos para su desarrollo futuro en Puerto Rico

Abstract

The paper presents a conceptualization of the forensic social work based in the recent literature on the subject. It identifies the areas of intervention in the forensic field and the skills needed to perform professionally. It highlights the importance of differentiating between clinical and forensic practice. We discuss the methodological fundaments that guides the practice according to various models developed. It identifies the skills and legal aspects to consider when a professional is in the role of an expert witness. Then we discuss the educational issues and the work spaces of the forensic practice in Puerto Rico. It concludes with the discussion of some of the challenges of forensic social work in the current national context.

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