What has that got to do with anything? Nothing! But it makes a change from the usual blurb that you’ll get from Solicitors about their fee-earners and services.
Anyone being investigated by the Police or by HMR&C is entitled to free legal advice and representation in the Police Station. If the investigation is being conducted by any other prosecuting authority away from a Police Station then legal aid will only cover advice and representation during an interview if a Constable (ie a Police Officer or HMR&C Officer) is present. Otherwise the suspect will have to pay to be represented.
Why seek legal advice from a criminal lawyer?
Who best understands how the Police and HMR&C operate? Who best can explain the suspect’s rights and obligations when being investigated? Who better to lead you through the Justice maze?
Some suspects believe that having a lawyer present in the interview indicates guilt. What it actually indicates is that the suspect is taking the process and his own and his business’s and family’s future seriously.
If you have any clients who are being investigated by the Police, HMR&C or any Regulatory body then you would be doing the client a favour by referring that client to Michael Robinson.
To judge for yourself how ugly he is, his photo is available at www.emmersons-solicitors.co.uk along with other information about him and the firm.
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