You don’t have to make a statement to anyone, not even your commander.
You have a right to talk to an attorney, whether or not you committed a crime.
You have a right to have an attorney by your side if you’re being questioned by
anyone.
You don’t have to consent to any search of your home, car, computer, or bodily
fluids.
You don’t have to submit to a polygraph examination.
Before giving up any of these rights, speak with an
experienced military attorney – even if you’re innocent.
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