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This work covers how solicitors handle interviewing suspects within government investigations, including regulatory, parliamentary, and public sector inquiries. A solicitor prepares interview strategy, reviews legal rights, and ensures compliance with codes of practice such as the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, cautions, and safeguards around self-incrimination. They coordinate with investigators, draft or review statements, advise on disclosure, and represent the client during or after interview to protect their position and rights.
Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor
The solicitor assesses risks, prepares questioning plans, and ensures proper procedure, professional conduct, and protection of client rights during interviews, backed by professional indemnity and regulatory oversight.
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