A Forensic Social Worker operates at the intersection of social work and the justice system. They work in courts, prisons, juvenile justice systems, and forensic mental health units. Responsibilities include conducting psychosocial assessments, preparing reports for courts, supporting offenders and victims, and coordinating rehabilitation services using forensic assessment tools, case management systems, and legal frameworks. They serve individuals involved in the justice system. The role supports informed judicial decisions and rehabilitation outcomes. Demand is increasing globally due to focus on offender rehabilitation, mental health in justice systems, and interdisciplinary legal-social interventions.