The primary obligation of a counselor when conducting forensic evaluations is to produce objective findings that can be substantiated based on information and techniques. The evaluation should be conducted in an impartial and unbiased manner, with the goal of providing accurate information to the court or other legal entities. Building a therapeutic relationship or giving an opinion on the individual's mental health status is not the primary objective of forensic evaluations. Determining whether the individual had a justifiable reason to commit the crime is not typically within the scope of a counselor's role in forensic evaluations.