Forensic psychologists practice psychology in the field of crime and law. They typically work with people who have committed a crime (or may be at risk of doing so), victims of crime, and organisations involved in the criminal justice system. It would therefore be easy to assume that the range of work undertaken, or settings worked in, by a forensic psychologist is somewhat limited. However, this is not the case. In the UK, forensic psychologists work within varied settings alongside other applied psychologists, such as clinical and counselling psychologists.