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Jul 31, 2010
Q: What should I do if the marine patrol officer or the coast guard wants me to give a statement?
A: You should say nothing until you have a lawyer present. When being questioned by an agent of any law enforcement agency, having an attorney present can help prevent you from doing or saying anything that could possibly harm you later on.
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