In accordance with provisions of articles 771.2 and 520.2 of the Criminal Procedure Act, rights which attend the detainee are:

a) Right to remain silent, not declaring if he does not want to, not to answer any or some of the questions put to him or says that only declare before the judge.

b) Right not to testify against himself and not to confess guilt.

c) Right to have a lawyer and to request his presence to attend police and judicial proceedings for Declaration and engagement in recognition of identity that is the subject? If the detainee does not have a lawyer, he will be appointed an official lawyer.

(d) Right to meet privately with his lawyer both before and after testifying.

e) Right to notify a relative or a person of their choice and to communicate the reasons for the arrest and place of detention. Foreigners have the right to communicate his arrest to the Consulate or the Embassy of his country of origin.

f) The right to the free assistance of an interpreter in the case of a foreigner who does not understand or speak the language.

g)The right to be recognized by the medical examiner or, failing to, by the health physician of the institution in which he is detained or by any other health physician of the State or public authorities.