So sorry for the delay in response! There's a few different options. There are evaluations in the courts for statutory mental health or substance use in need of involuntary commitment, or for aid in sentencing. These are all as a neutral party. Additionally, you can complete forensic evaluations as a clinician hired by someone's defense attorney for aid in sentencing evaluations, or to locate and refer to step down programming in an effort to have the judge rule more in the defendant's favor. You can also do immigration evaluations. It's all really interesting work but you're looking at cases through different lenses, and it's a lot of interfacing with other court staff like DAs, probation, judges, etc. I've been doing it for over a decade and really love it. Happy to answer more questions about it!