Being an arguido: formal suspect has limits on freedom but rights not extended to witnesses

BECOMING an arguido or formal suspect provides certain legal rights under Portuguese law.

Being an arguido: formal suspect has limits on freedom but rights not extended to witnesses

An arguido is a person of interest to the inquiry.

It provides certain legal protection that is not extended to a witness, including the right to remain silent during questioning and the right to legal representation.

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