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I am an accredited member of the Law Society’s Criminal Litigation Accreditation Scheme. My knowledge and experience in criminal defence have been rigorously assessed so you can be assured you are receiving advice from a recognised specialist.
I will advise you on your rights, prepare you for the interview, and protect your rights and ensure fair treatment.
I have represented over 100 people each year in 2023 & 2024, and over 90 people from Jan–Jun 2025, in voluntary and arrest police interviews. I have the expertise to advise on a wide range of offences.
I am a consultant at Kayders Solicitors based in Euston, London. I am a qualified duty solicitor (since 2005) with extensive experience in police interviews. As a Law Society accredited solicitor, you can have full confidence of my expertise.
It is a formal police interview under caution where you are suspected of a criminal offence. It is also called Caution +3. It’s a critical stage where anything you say may be used as evidence. You are not under arrest. You are free to leave at any time. However, if you choose to leave, you may be arrested
Having a solicitor can be helpful because we: 1) Protect your legal rights throughout, 2) Ensure the interview is conducted fairly, 3) Prevent inadvertent self-incrimination, 4) Provide advice on responses, 5) Can intervene if procedures aren’t followed.
For voluntary interviews, you can technically refuse, but this may lead to arrest. The police can arrest to interview if they believe it’s necessary. Always speak with a solicitor before making any decision about attending or refusing an interview.
The appropriate response depends entirely on your specific situation. I will advise you on whether to answer questions, provide a prepared statement, or give a ‘no comment’ interview. This decision requires careful thought and should be made with professional advice.
Your key rights include: 1) Free legal advice from a solicitor, 2) Right to remain silent (though with caution about consequences), 3) Right to contact your Embassy or Consulate, if you are not British, 4) Right to consult codes of practice, 5) Right to appropriate adult if vulnerable, 6) Right to interpretation if needed. I ensure all these rights are respected.
Yes, you can—and it’s a common request. Exercising your right to choose your own legal representation is normal and will not prejudice your case. I have represented numerous clients who were initially assigned a duty solicitor.
Yes. My services at the police station are covered by Legal Aid at no cost to you.
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