Being told to attend a police interview can feel daunting. Whether you’ve been arrested or invited to attend voluntarily, it’s completely normal to feel unsure about what will happen next.
Everybody who finds themselves under arrest will be asked whether or not they'd like a solicitor. In almost every case, those services will be free of charge under the Government's Advice at the Police Station Scheme.
a stop and account does not involve a physical search. Unlike a stop and search, officers do not automatically have powers to detain you purely for questioning
DVSA officers are required to wear body-worn cameras. This has been introduced as part of wider safety and enforcement measures
Being told to attend a police interview can feel daunting. Whether you’ve been arrested or invited to attend voluntarily, it’s completely normal to feel unsure about what will happen next.
Criminal records can feel confusing and for many people, a little worrying. It’s easy to get these things right and wrong about what stays on your record, who can see it, and how it might affect your future.
When facing any legal issue, knowing when to seek advice and what to expect from a solicitor can make all the difference.
At The Johnson Partnership we aim to ensure that as few of our clients as possible actually have to go to court. It is easy to advise somebody at the police station, have them bailed to return 2 or 3 months later and then let everything go to sleep.
Few things that it is impossible to imagine can be worse than being locked up in a foreign country when no-one speaks your language, whether it be the court, the police, the prosecution, the fellow prisoners and even your own lawyer.
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