Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a question about policing or the law? You may be able to find the answer here.
Through our frequently asked questions section we aim to help you find the answers you need without having to call us to ask for information. We've provided answers to questions on a range of topics which are regularly asked of police forces up and down the country.
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No, if you are a witness or a complainant in a case then you do not need a solicitor. You are simply telling the court what you saw/what happened etc. The Crown Prosecution Service prosecutes the case on behalf of the police and the defendant will have a solicitor to represent him/her but you do not need any legal representation.
For more information please see the websites in related information. There is a link to the 'Help for Victims' website and a Youtube guide to the website.
For more information please see the websites in related information. There is a link to the 'Help for Victims' website and a Youtube guide to the website.
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