Fbi Questioning Rights Clarified

Summary

In the District of Columbia, individuals have the right to remain silent and to have an attorney present during FBI questioning. Those without a lawyer can seek assistance in finding one. Individuals facing an unknown legal issue can still seek legal aid. Based on financial situation and income, some may qualify for pro bono services. The Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia is a recommended contact for those who may qualify.

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What state are you located in? This will help me provide accurate information about your rights during questioning by law enforcement.
district of columbia
In the District of Columbia, you have the right to remain silent and to have an attorney present during questioning. Do you have a lawyer?
no
Would you like assistance in finding a lawyer in the District of Columbia?
yes,pro bono
What type of legal issue are you facing? This will help me find a suitable pro bono lawyer for you in the District of Columbia.
unknown
What is your financial situation? This will help determine your eligibility for pro bono services. In DC, you have the right to an attorney even if you can't afford one.
unemployed
What is your annual income? This will help determine your eligibility for pro bono services. In DC, individuals with low income are often eligible for free legal aid.
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Based on your income, you may qualify for free legal aid in DC. I recommend contacting the Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia at (*) *-*.