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The neurotyp-forensic extension produces evaluation reports formatted for forensic psychological and neuropsychological contexts — civil litigation, criminal competency evaluations, disability determinations, and other matters where a document may be submitted to a court or reviewed by legal professionals. The layout prioritises formal visual presentation: clean typography, explicit confidential headers, and a professional appearance appropriate for legal proceedings.

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Install the extension

Scaffold a new project in an empty directory.
quarto use template brainworkup/neurotyp-forensic
Use a referral- or case-keyed directory name such as 2025-atty-referral-001/ to distinguish forensic cases from clinical evaluations on disk.

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Render a report

quarto render template.qmd --to neurotyp-forensic-typst
To preview while editing: 
quarto preview template.qmd
To pull in the latest release: 
quarto update extension brainworkup/neurotyp-forensic

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Configure the report

Open template.qmd and complete the front matter for this referral. 
---
title: FORENSIC NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION
patient: Rivera
name: Rivera, Carlos
dob: "1985-11-22"
age: 39
doe: "2025-02-14"
doe2: "2025-02-15"
date_of_report: last-modified
case_number: "2025-F-008"
format: neurotyp-forensic-typst
---
Use a case number format that distinguishes forensic referrals from clinical cases — for example, prefix with F- — so reports are easy to identify in your practice management system.
See Front matter reference for a complete description of every field.

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Forensic-specific formatting

The neurotyp-forensic extension applies presentation choices appropriate for legal contexts:
  • Formal heading treatment — section headings use conservative weight and spacing that reads clearly when printed or reproduced in legal filings.
  • CONFIDENTIAL header — every page from page 2 onward displays the patient’s last name and report date. This is especially important for multi-page forensic reports where pages may become separated.
  • Professional typography — the same Equity B / IBM Plex Sans font stack as the other templates, chosen for legibility at small sizes and when photocopied.
  • A4 geometry — 30 mm top, 25 mm sides, consistent with the other formats so report sections remain visually comparable if a court receives multiple evaluations.
Forensic reports often have strict formatting requirements that vary by jurisdiction and by the referring attorney or court. Review your jurisdiction’s requirements before finalising a report and consult with the referring party if in doubt. Luria Voice controls visual formatting only — content and professional standards remain your responsibility.

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Add evaluation sections

Edit _domains_to_include.qmd to include the sections relevant to this referral question. 
{{< include _neurocognitive.qmd >}}
{{< include _memory.qmd >}}
{{< include _executive_function.qmd >}}
{{< include _attention.qmd >}}
{{< include _validity.qmd >}}
For forensic evaluations, performance validity and symptom validity sections are often critical. Include a dedicated validity partial and document validity test results explicitly. See Modular section partials for the full include pattern.

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Typst source files

FileControls
_extensions/neurotyp-forensic/typst-template.typPage size, margins, CONFIDENTIAL header, footer
_extensions/neurotyp-forensic/typst-show.typFont stacks, heading styles, body text alignment
See Typst layout and typography reference before editing either file.
Last modified on May 20, 2026