Right to counsel during interrogation allows meetings with an advocate though not continuous presence throughout interrogation. An arrested person is entitled to consult with an advocate of their choice during police interrogation, but is not entitled to the advocate's continuous ... Summary
Right to counsel during interrogation allows meetings with an advocate though not continuous presence throughout interrogation.
An arrested person is entitled to consult with an advocate of their choice during police interrogation, but is not entitled to the advocate's continuous presence throughout the interrogation; the entitlement permits meetings at points during interrogation while preserving limitations on uninterrupted attendance.
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