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Whom may a detained suspect normally have informed of the arrest?
What must be recorded when a suspect asks for someone to be informed of the arrest?
What recognised investigation, harm or interference risk is required to justify delaying notification of an arrest?
Why must having someone informed be treated separately from access to legal advice?
As time passes, what should the solicitor check to decide whether delaying notification of the arrest remains justified?
A suspect asks for one person to be informed, but notification is delayed; how should the request, the action recorded, the reason for delay and its continuing justification be checked without treating legal advice as a substitute?
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