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Makes sense, in a way. What doesn't make sense is calling that "voluntary", because it clearly isn't voluntary when the other option is be arrested.
by ziddoap 4y ago
Makes sense, in a way.
What doesn't make sense is calling that "voluntary", because it clearly isn't voluntary when the other option is be arrested.
- nibbleshifter 4y agoThere are some cases where you can be invited for a voluntary interview where they haven't established enough for arrest if you refuse. Its a somewhat confusing term, but that's what they call it. Usually its made clear to you at the time which of those cases its going to be. "Look, you can come in for an interview at a time that suits both of us, or we will have to go and get you at a time that suits us. Either way, you will be interviewed."
- dmix 4y agoHe's being brought away in handcuffs, mandatory interview would definitely seems like a better way to communicate the seriousness.
- stjohnswarts 4y agoInvoluntary interview would have been a better name, but doesn't read as well in newspapers.