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Voluntary Police Interview: Not Enough Evidence? | Solicitor Explains

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Voluntary Police Interview: Not Enough Evidence? | Solicitor Explains

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Does being invited to a voluntary police interview mean the police do not have enough evidence? Not necessarily. In this video, Manjinder Kang, Director and Solicitor at Kang & Co Solicitors, explains why a voluntary police interview should not be interpreted as evidence that the police have a weak case. A voluntary interview is a formal interview conducted under caution. The police may already have evidence relating to the allegation, and the answers given during an interview can influence what happens next. The interview may be used to test your account, explore inconsistencies, obtain further evidence or help determine whether the investigation should continue. In this video, Manjinder explains: • Why voluntary attendance does not necessarily indicate weak evidence • Why the police may already have evidence before the interview • How your interview can affect what happens next • Why you should obtain legal advice before attending HAVE YOU BEEN INVITED TO A VOLUNTARY POLICE INTERVIEW? It is important to understand the allegation, the available evidence and your legal options before answering questions. Kang & Co Solicitors provides privately funded advice and representation for voluntary police interviews and criminal investigations throughout England and Wales. READ THE ACCOMPANYING ARTICLE Voluntary Police Interview: Does It Mean There Isn’t Enough Evidence? https://kangandco.co.uk/2025/02/28/vo... POLICE STATION INTERVIEW ARTICLES AND GUIDES https://kangandco.co.uk/our-articles/... CONTACT KANG & CO SOLICITORS https://kangandco.co.uk/contact/?utm_... OFFICIAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS GOV.UK – Voluntary Police Interview: Your Rights https://www.gov.uk/government/publica... CHAPTERS 00:00 Does a Voluntary Interview Mean Weak Evidence? 00:20 A Voluntary Interview Doesn’t Mean a Weak Case 00:45 The Police May Already Have Evidence 01:22 Why Your Interview Matters 02:04 Get Legal Advice Before Attending ABOUT KANG & CO SOLICITORS Kang & Co Solicitors is a specialist law firm providing privately funded legal advice and representation in relation to criminal and driving offences throughout England and Wales. Kang & Co Solicitors is the trading name of Kang & Co Solicitors Limited, registered in England and Wales under company number 10350638. Kang & Co Solicitors Limited is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority under SRA number 638269. ABOUT MANJINDER KANG Manjinder Kang is the Director of Kang & Co Solicitors and an experienced criminal defence and motoring law solicitor, known for providing clear, strategic advice and robust legal representation Manjinder's Profile https://kangandco.co.uk/our-people/ma... LEGAL DISCLAIMER This video is provided for general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Every case is different, and the information in this video should not be relied upon as advice concerning any individual circumstances. If you are under investigation or have been invited to attend a police interview, you should obtain legal advice based upon your particular circumstances. #VoluntaryPoliceInterview #PoliceStationInterview #CriminalDefence