 Talking about the guidelines of forensic psychologists, we have talked about two factors. Now talking about the third important factor, which is relationships. During initial consultation with the legal representative of the party, forensic psychologists have an obligation to inform the party about the factors that reasonably affect their decision to contract. Now, what factors can affect your process? One important thing is probably the fee. Because at times when we are talking to a forensic psychologist in consultation, we are also using the legal information and network system. Along with that, we would like to know about the profiling of different types of things that can be used in court. So, probably there come an issue that the fee structure for intracipated professional services is more than a client is thinking of. At times, we think that it may not take much resources or money for this, but for personality profiling, the tests used at times, the cost of those tests is very high. And clients who are unaware of the cost of those tests generally think that they are being overcharged. So, prior and current personal and professional activities, obligations and relationships that might produce a conflict of interest. If both parties already know each other, their common interest, that is, there is a conflict of interest, or there are some other obligations, which could be any, because the human beings are being involved with each other in more than one way. So, it is very important to see this from the beginning that there is no such relationship which can be an ethical constraint. There are areas of competence and there are limits of competence. Because there are some cases in which a very competent individual probably cannot take any decision on it. If there are no expertise of such cases, then they cannot comment on it. So, it is very important to know the competence and limits of competence. Then they know on the scientific basis and limitations of the method and procedures that they employ and their qualifications to employ such methods and procedures. When we deal with criminals and then we deal with different kind of machines such as biofeedback and many others, we have to see that the procedures and the results that are coming from those systems, how many chances of error do we have while employing them? Where can we give a cushion to non-verbal cues? Where verbal cues are more important? How can we mix a quantitative and qualitative picture and prepare a case? Then, confidentiality and privilege. Forensic psychologists have an obligation to be aware of the legal standards that may affect or limit the confidentiality or privilege that they may attach to their service or their products. For example, we have to take care of confidentiality rights. Forensic psychologists should know the limits through which they have to deal the case and their confidentiality limits. They conduct their professional activities in a manner that respect those non-right and privilege. So, of course, we need to be respectful. Of course, we need to be very vigilant in taking care of other rights, but the law is above all that need to be also taken care of. Forensic psychologists establish and maintain a system of record keeping like other psychologists and mental health professionals and professional communication that safeguards a client's privilege. They also document and record-keeping everything in the same manner in which an ethical guideline suggests all psychologists. Forensic psychologists maintain active control over orders, records and information because their control is more important. Forensic psychologists have very sensitive information that can lead to a more dangerous leak rather than just a social repute of a person or an emotional stability of a person. More legal complications can be developed if they are not actively controlled over records. Then they only release information pursuant to court orders and with the consent of the client. That information that the client himself says he wants to disclose or the court orders. Apart from that, the rest of the information they kept confidential. They do not release all that kind of information openly. Then methods and procedures. Forensic psychologists have an obligation to maintain current knowledge to the scientific professionals and legal development within their area of their claimed competence. So, they have an obligation to maintain the expertise of their area and not do any of the standard work. They are obliged and obligated to use their knowledge consistent with the accepted clinical and scientific standards. With the passage of time, the standards of the clinical and scientific psychology has evolved. So, according to current latest standards, in selecting data collection methods and procedures for evaluation, treatment, consultation and scholarly and clinical investigation, at every stage, the latest trending methods are obligated to do their work with the help of forensic psychologists. Then, the public and professional communications. Now, how do the forensic psychology supposed to do public and professional communications? This is very important. They make reasonable efforts to ensure that the products of their services as well as their public statements and their professional testimonies are communicated in a way that will promote understanding and avoid deception. For instance, there are many cases in society in which forensic psychologists can give their statement. But if they are giving their statement to the media, to a channel or a reporter, that need to be given into the context, into a very careful manner with the permission of court, other than they are not allowed to give any statement which can create deception in the society.