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Difference between revisions of "Know Your Rights (Legal Information for Indigenous People)"
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They are all government agencies who investigate situations where there may be fault or liability or safety concerns. They all have jobs to do. However, with each of these agencies you are well advised to know your rights before you speak. | They are all government agencies who investigate situations where there may be fault or liability or safety concerns. They all have jobs to do. However, with each of these agencies you are well advised to know your rights before you speak. | ||
You are always allowed to say,<BLOCKQUOTE>'''“I want to speak with a lawyer before I speak with you.”'''<BLOCKQUOTE> | You are always allowed to say,<BLOCKQUOTE>'''“I want to speak with a lawyer before I speak with you.”'''</BLOCKQUOTE> | ||
This is not an admission of guilt or fault, just a way to make sure you are safeguarding your rights. Get legal advice to learn about your rights and responsibilities when you are being confronted by government agencies. | This is not an admission of guilt or fault, just a way to make sure you are safeguarding your rights. Get legal advice to learn about your rights and responsibilities when you are being confronted by government agencies. | ||
