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Transgender and Gender Diverse (TGD) individuals in forensic settings navigate a legal system that frequently lacks the specific guidance necessary for accurate forensic practice. This article provides sixteen research-informed recommendations to integrate gender-affirming principles into forensic assessment and treatment. These recommendations address critical domains including interviewing, diagnostic formulation, psychometric testing, and report writing. By merging respectful, affirming practices with a focus on objectivity and accuracy, this framework bridges the gap between clinical standards and legal demands. It provides practitioners with the tools to minimize bias and produce rigorous, ethically grounded, and scientifically accurate forensic work.
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