Criminal Matters
We offer the full range of Criminal services from the initial free police station interview whether under arrest or attending voluntarily. If charged or summonsed we can continue to represent you throughout the court proceedings covering all aspects from minor motoring offences to the more serious allegations.
Trouble With the Police
We have expert Solicitors who are Accredited Duty Solicitors and Members of The Criminal Law Solicitors Association. We offer a wealth of experience in all types of prosecutions such as those brought by the Police, Local Authorities and other Government Regulatory Bodies, whether it is in the Police Station, Local Magistrates' Court or the Crown Court.
The Service we offer can start from arrest or if you are asked to attend the Police Station as a Voluntary Attender. If under arrest, you can ask for us by name and, if requested to attend a police station voluntary, you can contact us to make arrangements for one of our team to attend with you. At this moment in time, if you are to be interviewed at a police station either under arrest or attending voluntarily, you should contact us as such representation is currently free.
Many clients who face Prosecution may well be eligible for Legal Aid to fund their case and we can also provide advice and assistance with that aspect of the matter as well. Unfortunately, Legal Aid is not always available for all types of cases but, we can offer a Fixed Fee Service which, of course, will be dependent on the type of allegation which you may face but, we are satisfied that we would be able to assist.
For instance, we can offer a Fixed Fee Service for a simple Plea in Mitigation for a Drink Drive matter, for a fixed fee of £300 plus Vat at 20% and any disbursements which maybe incurred, if this is within our local Magistrates' Court. In the first instance you should contact Mr Charles Hulley who is our Crime Supervisor or Mr Alex Blair.
We are based in Camborne but, can cover any of the Criminal Courts and most Police Stations in Cornwall.
