Satchell Moran Solicitors
10 Dryden Road
Wavertree Technology Park
Liverpool, L7 9PG
0151 268 8282
info@satchellmoransolicitors.com
Satchell Moran Solicitors
10 Dryden Road
Wavertree Technology Park
Liverpool, L7 9PG
0151 268 8282
info@satchellmoransolicitors.com
If you are arrested and detained in a police station or asked to attend an interview under caution as a volunteer, you are entitled to consult a solicitor free of charge, and we highly recommend you do.
Being accused of a crime, handcuffed, and placed in a cell can be terrifying. Police powers are wide-ranging, and the interview process is extremely intimidating. Without police station representation solicitors, you might not know what to do or how to behave.
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Being arrested and detained at a police station, or asked to attend a voluntary police interview can be a very frightening experience. You may not know what to do or say, or how to act. You may also feel that you don’t need representation as you have nothing to hide, this is never advisable. Contact Satchell Moran, we will offer expert advice and guidance free of charge and ensure your rights are protected at all times.
You have the right to remain silent until legal representation at the police station arrives, and we strongly urge clients to act upon this.
You have the right to request and receive legal counsel. It’s essential to make this request as soon as you arrive.
You have the right to inform someone of your whereabouts.
You’re entitled to receive a written notice outlining your rights.
Access to medical assistance if unwell, and basic amenities including food and water.
If you are under 18 or a vulnerable adult, the police must attempt to contact an “appropriate adult” (e.g., parent, carer, social worker) to support you.
Our experienced police station representation solicitors will guide you through each step, protect your rights, and guide you through the interview process.
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If you are arrested and detained in a police station or asked to attend an interview under caution as a volunteer, you are entitled to consult a solicitor free of charge, and we highly recommend you do.
If you need legal representation at a police station, don’t hesitate, get in touch with Satchell Moran Solicitors right away. Our expert police station representation solicitors are available to guide you through the interview process, ensuring your rights are protected from the moment of your arrest.
Remember, representation at the police station is free of charge, take advantage of the expertise on offer.
Yes, everyone is entitled to free legal representation at a police station if they are arrested or attending a voluntary interview under caution. This is funded by Legal Aid and is not means-tested.
After requesting legal counsel, the police are generally prohibited from questioning you until you’ve received it. We strongly advise you never to agree to be interviewed under caution without legal representation at the police station.
The police can generally detain you for a maximum of 24 hours. In serious cases (e.g., murder), this can be extended to 36–96 hours. For terrorism offences, detention can last up to 14 days without charge.
You may be charged, released with no further action, or released on bail (or “released under investigation”) while inquiries continue. Our solicitors will guide you through the bail process and any conditions set.
