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Why may a person attending a police interview voluntarily leave unless arrested or otherwise lawfully detained?
How should a voluntary police interview be conducted under caution where a caution is appropriate?
What should the person understand about legal advice and the significance of attending voluntarily?
How should the solicitor assess whether police are informally using the prospect of arrest or detention to pressure a volunteer?
How should disclosure, the strength of the evidence and adverse-inference risk shape interview strategy?
When a volunteer is cautioned but feels unable to leave and is unsure whether to answer questions, how should the solicitor address the right to leave unless lawfully detained, access to legal advice, informal arrest or detention pressure, and interview strategy based on disclosure, evidence strength and adverse-inference risk?
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