There are, I believe (IANAL) quite specific rules around the use of 'adverse inference'[1], which is the way in which your lack of answers can be used.
On reading through the CPS guidance linked, the sheer complexity and number of potentially critical missteps someone unaware of the details could make is enlightening.
Say Nothing. Get a Lawyer. (Cue "Never talk to the police" youtube link... I wonder if there is a comprehensive UK equivalent?)
On reading through the CPS guidance linked, the sheer complexity and number of potentially critical missteps someone unaware of the details could make is enlightening.
Say Nothing. Get a Lawyer. (Cue "Never talk to the police" youtube link... I wonder if there is a comprehensive UK equivalent?)
[1] http://www.cps.gov.uk/legal/a_to_c/adverse_inferences/