
The biggest misconception about police interrogations is that once you ask for a lawyer, the interrogation ends like someone pressed a giant red STOP button.
In reality, that is not what happens.
Legally, yes, once you clearly invoke your right to counsel, officers must stop questioning you. But that does not mean the room becomes silent, the officers leave, or the subtle pressure disappears. What happens next is far more complicated, far more psychological, and if you are not careful, far more dangerous.
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