What is an interview under caution?
An interview under caution begins with the caution being read to the person being interviewed. It gives the warning that anything said in interview can be admitted as evidence if the matter goes to court and an adverse inference can be drawn if the person decides to exercise their right to silence.
If you are arrested and interviewed in custody or asked to attend a voluntary interview, the same weight is given to your answers or lack of them in the interview. You are entitled to have a solicitor in your interview either in custody or by a voluntary attendance.
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What does an interview under caution solicitor do?
An interview under caution solicitor provides expert legal advice and representation when you are questioned by the police or a regulatory body. They help you understand the allegations, prepare for the interview, protect your legal rights, and advise on the best course of action to minimise potential risks and safeguard your position.
We are able to help you with interviews with the:
- Police
- National Crime Agency
- Serious Fraud Office
- Department of Work and Pensions
- Council
- Local authority
- HMRC
- Environmental Agency
- Voluntary interviews
- Military police
If you have been asked to attend an interview please contact us.
What is the interview under caution process?

Why choose B P Collins as your police interview solicitors?
We understand that facing a police interview can be extremely daunting and stressful, as a team, we never lose sight of this impact. Our solicitors emphasis a proactive defence, continuity of representation, and clear communication throughout what can often be a overwhelming and complex process.
At B P Collins, our experienced interview under caution solicitors will guide you through every stage of the process, providing clear advice and reassurance before, during and after your interview. Before the interview takes place, we will obtain and review any available pre-interview disclosure from the investigating authority and discuss this with you in a private and confidential setting. This allows us to explain the allegations, assess the available information and prepare a strategy tailored to your circumstances.
We will accompany you throughout the interview to protect your rights and safeguard your interests. Decisions made during an interview under caution can have a significant impact on the outcome of a case. Whether the most appropriate approach is to answer questions, provide a prepared statement or exercise your right to remain silent, we will give expert advice to help you make informed decisions with confidence.
With over 60 years of experience in criminal law, we’re consistently ranked by Chambers UK and The Legal 500 for the strength of our strategic advice and effective representation for individuals and businesses facing allegations, investigations and prosecutions.
Jonothan Moss and Rubin Italia have both been accredited individually by The Law Society for their expertise in Criminal Litigation. Rubin became a Higher Court Advocate in early 2007 and can practice in all criminal courts.
Contact our police interview solicitors today
From our offices based in London, Thame and Gerrards Cross, our police interview lawyers can work directly with you wherever needed. Contact us now in confidence at 01753 889995 or enquiries@bpcollins.co.uk for a no obligation discussion.
















