Your attorney and members of their staff are the only people you should talk to about your case. Those discussions are confidential. Anything you tell your family, friends, or others is not confidential and is subject to being disclosed to law enforcement or the prosecution team. Other people can be questioned about and, at times, forced to testify about what you say to them. Jail phone calls are recorded and regularly monitored. Those discussions, even if in another language, may also become evidence. Let people know your lawyer has instructed you not to discuss the matter with anyone. If a law enforcement officer tries to talk to you, tell them you want your attorney there.