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Mar102021
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Covid-19 and Prison: Are inmates at greater risk to contract the virus?

When COVID19 upended our lives, everyone was told to wash their hands with soap and water,…

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Mar42021
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The Reasoning Behind the Miranda Warning

If you like watching true crime films and TV, you’ve probably heard this phrase at one…

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Mar12021
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Why Would an Innocent Person Confess to a Crime He Didn’t Commit

Several years ago, Netflix’s When They See Us made us revisit the case of the Exonerated…

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Jun32020
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Are Women Committing More Crimes?

Prior to the 1950s, the study of crime in the United States traditionally focused on male…

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May242020
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Do Psychopaths Mellow with Age?

What is a “Psychopath”? Most people have heard the term, but many aren’t sure exactly what…

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May202020
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The Link between Adult ADHD and Criminal Behavior

ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ADHD is a disorder that is frequently diagnosed during…

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RICHARD LETTIERI

Dr. Lettieri is a licensed clinical and forensic psychologist with a private and forensic practice
in Orange County, California. He is a member of the Expert Witness Panels of Orange County and San Bernardino County Superior Courts.

He is frequently called upon to assess individuals for a number of reasons, including competency to stand trial and insanity, and to evaluate individuals accused of sex crimes and violent offenses.


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