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    I am in desperate need of some advice, I have been with my partner for ten years we have four small children together. This week two police officers turned up wanting to speak with my partner. He has been accused of sexual assault that supposedly happened 15 years ago by a girl who would have been 13 at the time of the alleged assault. I am completely reeling, can't eat or sleep. He has to attend the police station in the morning to undergo an interview under caution. What will happen next? Any advice would be great

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    Originally posted by Katiem View Post
    I am in desperate need of some advice, I have been with my partner for ten years we have four small children together. This week two police officers turned up wanting to speak with my partner. He has been accused of sexual assault that supposedly happened 15 years ago by a girl who would have been 13 at the time of the alleged assault. I am completely reeling, can't eat or sleep. He has to attend the police station in the morning to undergo an interview under caution. What will happen next? Any advice would be great
    Hi, I'm sorry to hear of your situation. My first piece of advice is; don't panic.

    Your partner MUST have legal representation in the morning. It may be a little late to find someone that specialises in sexual allegations but they happen so often these days the duty solicitor at the police station should be plenty experienced enough.

    What will happen in the morning is the police will disclose details of the allegation to the solicitor who will then speak to your partner before he is interviewed.

    He has the right to give a "no comment" interview and the solicitor may advise this, depending on the details of the case, but it is far better to cooperate with the investigation. The whole thing should take no more than an hour but he may have to wait around for the duty solicitor.

    As it is a voluntary interview he will have the right to leave at any time, but after it is over he will be allowed to leave.

    You can then expect several weeks to several months of "limbo" while the police investigate and decide what to do.

    Hopefully other members will come and add their wisdom soon.
    For reliable legal aided advice in the London or home counties area, contact Harvey Fox of Freemans Solicitors, London. ( Private clients nationwide) :
    https://freemanssolicitors.net/team_members/harvey-fox/


    To join secure closed forums for those falsely accused of historical sex offences visit https://pafaaorg.wordpress.com/


    For help and advice with appealing convictions visit https://pacso.co.uk/pafaa-pacso-forums/

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      See Casehardends link for more information:



      http://www.daftmoo.org.uk/mooforum/s...at-happens-now
      For reliable legal aided advice in the London or home counties area, contact Harvey Fox of Freemans Solicitors, London. ( Private clients nationwide) :
      https://freemanssolicitors.net/team_members/harvey-fox/


      To join secure closed forums for those falsely accused of historical sex offences visit https://pafaaorg.wordpress.com/


      For help and advice with appealing convictions visit https://pacso.co.uk/pafaa-pacso-forums/

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        Katiem You might benefit from this link specialising in historic cases http://www.pafaa.org.uk/wordpress/?page_id=729

        Peter1975 please do feel free to explain to her via PM about this group
        People Appealing Convictions of Sexual Offences ~http://www.pacso.co.uk

        PAFAA details ~ https://pacso.co.uk/pafaa-people-aga...ions-of-abuse/

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