Abstract: Neuropsychological examination (NPE) is an important tool for evaluation of cognitive functioning in clinical and forensic situations. In forensic practice, NPE usually focuses on competency to stand trial, the mental state at the time of the offense, risk for future violence and malingering/aggravation issues. Real-time computerized NPE shows more accurate results than traditional pen-and-paper tests and provides quantitative data in a relatively standard format. It permits detection of any manipulation by the examinee in "real time." Therefore, it makes it possible not only to analyze the final results, but also to monitor closely the sequence of single acts of the assessment …