The People v. Meg Kyracruz

An express statement by a Defendant, including a request as to whether an attorney is available, shall constitute an affirmative invocation of the Miranda Rights as read in the State of San Andreas.

When such an invocation is made by the Defendant, questioning may not resume again until either (1) counsel has been provided or (2) the suspect has waived the right to an attorney. 

For instance, if no attorney is available an officer should (1) inform the Defendant that no attorney is available and (2) ask if the Defendant is waiving their right to an attorney to continue questioning in light of that fact.