How to behave during interrogation. The necessity of an attorney's presence
Vladyslav Chervynskyi, Attorney
An interrogation is always stressful. The point is not only in the questions themselves, but in how they are asked and what answers are expected. Honesty and sincerity are good, but sometimes they can work against you.
Remember: even a trivial detail can take on an entirely different meaning if you do not understand how and why the investigator is asking a particular question.
The first and most important rule — never attend an interrogation without an attorney. This is your right, and it provides essential protection.
An attorney will not only help you avoid careless statements, but will also ensure that your rights are not violated. In the presence of counsel, any attempts at manipulation or pressure lose their force.
An interrogation is a moment when your composure, confidence, and prudence matter most.
«Verba volant, scripta manent — Spoken words fly away, written words remain.»