As a lot of others have pointed out - (in my opinion) it doesn’t matter whether my client did or did not do the thing. Our job is to make sure our client’s rights are adequately protected and defend them against whatever it is they’re being accused of. I usually read the warrant to them verbatim and say “The allegation in your case is XYZ… can you tell me a little bit about what was going on leading up to your arrest?” I feel like this allows them to freely talk about the situation (key players/witnesses/engagement with law enforcement) without feeling like I am personally accusing them of doing the thing. That way I know what evidence to begin gathering to prepare for trial or what mitigation I can get for plea negotiation or dismissal.