Advice on Bail Matters
If you were unhappy with your representation at a police station or you did not have a solicitor or an accredited representative present, then you can call us and we will assess the situation and advise you how to proceed.
Being arrested and questioned is traumatic and it is almost impossible for someone to represent themselves in these circumstances.
The custody officer (desk sergeant) is responsible for a person well being while detained in a police station.
Detention at police is governed by PACE Codes of Practice 2011.
Bail Back FAQ's
Do I need a solicitor? Yes, the Law is designed to ensure that you can be legally represented at the police station and it is foolish not insist on your legal rights. A solicitor or accredited police station representative are qualified to represent your interests at the police station.
We suggest you call MJP solicitors to represent your interests at the police station and we can cover serious cases throughout England and Wales and recommend local solicitors for less serious matters.
PACE
The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 and the PACE codes of practice provide the core framework of police powers and safeguards around stop and search, arrest, detention, investigation, identification and interviewing detainees
Need Advice?
If you need advice on any bail matters then please contact us. If your enquiry is of an emergency then you should call our advice line and speak to one of our trained solicitors