17

May

Do I Need A Lawyer At A Voluntary Police Interview?

Do I Need A Lawyer At A Voluntary Police Interview?

A voluntary police interview is still a formal interview under caution. Learn what voluntary means, what the caution means and why obtaining legal advice before attending can be important.

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12

May

How Long Does A Criminal Case Usually Take?

How Long Does A Criminal Case Usually Take?

Criminal cases can take weeks or many months depending on the court, evidence and complexity. This guide explains typical Magistrates' Court, Crown Court and appeal timescales.

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05

May

What Does Authorisation To Conduct Litigation Mean?

What Does Authorisation To Conduct Litigation Mean?

Some barristers can conduct litigation as well as provide advocacy. Learn what the authorisation means and how it can change the structure of a Direct Access criminal case.

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28

Apr

Understanding Criminal Defence Fees Before You Instruct

Understanding Criminal Defence Fees Before You Instruct

Criminal defence fees depend on the allegation, court and work required. Learn how Astons Law Chambers structures fees and what should be agreed before instruction.

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