真。香港人 - 討論組

This will not do, in my opinion. I realise that police people tend to regard lawyers as an irritating obstruction to the pursuit of public peace. But the law is the law. People involved in involuntary interactions with the police are entitled to have a lawyer present. Requiring them not only to engage in such interactions without counsel, but also not to consult a lawyer afterwards, is oppressive. Quis custodiet?