When the law comes calling

Friday, June 23, 2017

It is that day when you’ve been invited by the police, or the Directorate of Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC), for an interview. No, not a job interview.

Your worst nightmare. You may, in fact, be trembling before an unsmiling investigator in some windowless law enforcement chamber, chained hand and foot. Just what do you do?

I consult almost daily, over the best approach to adopt in order to reduce the risk of self-incrimination. The best approach of course, is to stay away from crime and anything that looks like it.

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