Q
[Voice Phishing] If I'm arrested, will I be detained right away, or can the case proceed without custody?
A Answer
Being arrested or questioned does not automatically mean detention. That said, because voice phishing cases are typically organized crimes, concerns about evidence destruction or flight risk mean detention warrants are requested relatively often. Forei
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