“You have the right to remain silent” is more than a line you hear on television. It is one of the most important rights you have when dealing with law enforcement. Remaining silent means exactly that: stop talking and ask for an attorney. You do not have to explain what happened. You do not have to prove you are innocent. You do not have to answer questions because an officer says they only want to “clear a few things up.” Even when you have done nothing wrong, what you say