You have the right to Google for a lawyer: Geist
Hollywood crime dramas are infamous for the scene when an accused is taken to a local police station and permitted a single phone call to contact a relative or lawyer. While the storyline is myth — there is no limit on the number of phone calls available to an accused or detainee — a recent Alberta case established a new, real requirement for law enforcement. After a 19-year old struggled to find
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