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What right does a detained suspect have to consult a solicitor privately and free of charge?
What must the custody officer tell the suspect about legal advice, and what decision must be recorded?
What exceptional, recognised risk-based justification is required to delay access to legal advice?
What must show that a suspect's waiver of legal advice is clear, voluntary and properly recorded?
Why does a vulnerable suspect’s wish to proceed without legal advice require safeguards rather than casual acceptance?
When a vulnerable suspect withdraws a request for a solicitor after waiting for an interview, how should the custody officer's explanation and record of the right to private, free legal advice, any delay and the proposed waiver be checked?
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