Do you believe that the government has at least an obligation to respect the detainee's request to speak to a lawyer?
Lucille Roybal-Allard: “Do you believe that the government has at least an obligation to respect the detainee's request to speak to a lawyer?”
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Roybal-Allard questions the government's obligation to allow detainees legal counsel.
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