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Can we rely on the consular officer to arrange for legal counsel?

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Can we rely on the consular officer to arrange for legal counsel?

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A. No. If the foreign national has a right to counsel and requests that he/she be given a court-appointed lawyer, the usual process of arranging counsel should be followed. While a consular officer is permitted to assist in arranging counsel, the consular officer may or may not actually choose to take such action. Q.

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