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This work covers the police custody environment and the rules that govern suspects held at police stations in England. It includes the right to legal advice during detention, the role of the duty solicitor, and the procedures for interviews, bail, charging and release. It also covers how a solicitor protects a client's interests when an arrest is made, an investigation proceeds, or a decision to charge is considered.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
A solicitor in this area handles the practical, procedural aspects of custody: arranging and attending police interviews under PACE, reviewing detention times, applying for bail or remand, challenging unlawful detention, reviewing the evidence presented by the police, and advising on potential charges. They may liaise with the Crown Prosecution Service (England and Wales) and ensure the client’s rights are protected through disclosure, custodial hearings, and post-charge steps.
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