Caution Plus 3 Solicitor – Free Legal Advice for Police Interviews

If you have been asked to attend a Caution Plus 3 interview, it is highly advisable to get proper legal advice. I am a criminal defence solicitor specialising in police station representation, and provide free legal advice for anyone attending a Caution Plus 3 or voluntary police interview.

Proven Experience in Police Station Representation

  • Represented over 300 individuals in police interviews during 2022–2023 (interviews after arrest and Caution plus 3 interviews)

  • Represented 90+ clients at police stations (arrests and Caution Plus 3 interviews) from January to June 2025

This experience means you receive experienced legal support from someone who understands the police station process.


What Is a Caution Plus 3 Interview?

You will be questioned about your suspected involvement in an offence. It is a voluntary interview, usually held at a police station. You are not under arrest, but:

  • You are suspected of committing an offence

  • The interview is conducted under caution, meaning anything you say can be used in evidence

  • You have the right to free legal advice before, during, and after the interview

  • If you do not attend, you may be arrested

Why You Should have a Solicitor at your interview

Even though you are not under arrest, the interview can still lead to serious consequences. Having a solicitor present:

  • Ensures your rights are protected

  • Helps you understand the allegation and your legal position

  • You know whether or not to answer questions

  • May affect the outcome of the investigation


Free Legal Representation – What you will receive

As a specialist in criminal law, you receive:

  • Free representation at the police station

  • Advice and support before your interview

  • Guidance during police questioning

  • Help with understanding the possible outcomes


What action can be taken after your interview?

After the police interview, several outcomes are possible:

1. No Further Action (NFA)

The case is closed and you face no further consequences.

2. Charge

You are formally charged with an offence and given a court date.

3. Out of Court Disposals

For less serious matters, the police may offer an alternative to going to court. These include:

  • Simple Caution – a formal warning that stays on your record

  • Conditional Caution – a caution with conditions, such as attending a course

  • Community Resolution – an informal agreement like apologising or paying for damage

  • Penalty Notice – a fine for minor offences like shop theft or cannabis possession

You will receive advice on the implications of any out of court disposal and help deciding what to do.


How I can help you at Your Caution Plus 3 Interview?

  • Experienced criminal defence solicitor

  • Specialist in police station advice

  • Available 24/7 for urgent legal support

  • Clear, honest legal advice — always free at the police station


Contact Me for Free Legal Advice

If you have been invited to a Caution Plus 3 interview and need legal support, get in touch by phone, email or whatsapp.

📞 07780 707 824
📧 ysaleem@mmasolicitors.co.uk