When you or someone close to you needs help at a police station, knowing who to call makes all the difference.
Free police station representation in England and Wales, led by Ahtiq Khan Raja, a former barrister and experienced police station representative.
Clear advice from the first conversation.
Start with a call or a request. We’ll help you understand what happens next.
Call for urgent help, or send your contact details and where representation is needed.
Your request is reviewed and allocated to an appropriate solicitor or accredited representative.
A representative will contact you about the next steps. Call us if you need an urgent update.
What happens at the police station can shape everything that follows.
With criminal advocacy experience from the Old Bailey to the Court of Appeal, Ahtiq brings a careful, considered approach to the earliest stage of a case.
Support when detained or invited to interview.
Confidentiality and clear communication.
Solicitors and accredited representatives.
Legal news and practical commentary from Ivory Chambers.
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