If individuals indicate that they do not want to talk or they want to see an attorney,questioning can continue so long as they do not state it again.

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If individuals indicate that they do not want to talk or they want to see an attorney, questioning must stop until they have had the opportunity to speak with an attorney or choose to voluntarily waive their right to an attorney and continue the conversation. If they later state again that they do not want to talk or want an attorney, questioning must stop again.

If Individuals Indicate That They Do Not Want to Talk