[philmoring]

I have been contacted by the Police and asking me to attend a vollentre interview connecting me with a fruid case they are investigateing, what are my rights at the end of the interview.

[joypulv]

First, what country is this? Second, I think you should tell us a little bit about your involvement in the fraud. No one knows who you are. If your ID is your real name, start a new one. You need to know your rights before you go to the interview more than after. If you need more time to talk to a solicitor, tell the police you can't come in right away, and suggest a day a week or so from now.

[excon]

Hello p:

If you're in the US, you have the right to keep SILENT, and I would.

excon

[Fr_Chuck]

Did you mean volunteer interview? I could not find your wording in any of my search engines?

But in most nations, do not tell them anything, you said asked or invited you, I would never give any statements without talking to a solicitor in person to review my case and/or having them present when I was questioned.

[AK lawyer]

... vollentre interview ....

Did you mean volunteer interview? I could not find your wording in any of my search engines?
...

- An investigatory technique pioneered by Le Compte de Vollentre, Minister of the Interior during the reign of Napoleon III.


Disregard, I made that up. :)