• 24/7 arrest support
  • Drop us a line!
  • 0121 772 4464
  • 270 & 271, Lewis Building, Birmingham B4 6AF

24/7 arrest support
Need to speak to someone?
Call us on 0121 772 4464

Youths

Introduction

The criminal justice system for children is very different to that of the adult system. Not everyone knows this. This is why you need a specialist youth solicitor.

Description

At B H Mohammed Solicitors, we are committed to ensuring that every young person knows their legal rights and endeavor to support who have come into contact with the Criminal Justice System. How children are dealt with during criminal proceedings is different to what happens to adults, contact a specialist solicitor to receive the support you need as a young person.

The service we deliver for children and young people puts the child first. We focus on advocating for their needs, rights and interests. We want every young person to feel heard. We always ensure that the language we use is child friendly and is easy to understand. We ensure that all our clients feel respected and listened to. Although we deliver legal advice, it is always our clients' decision that matters most.

Representing Children & Young People at the Police Station

We understand that if your child has been arrested, it can be a frightening experience for both them and their family.

Anyone who has been arrested or invited for a voluntary interview is entitled to free and independent representation at the police station. It is important that you seek legal advice as soon as possible. If you call us, we can contact the police station, ascertain the position, engage with the police, and attend the police station to represent and support your child during the interview process.

Any child under 18 should have an Appropriate Adult (AA) present during their police interview. An AA ensures that the young person fully understands what is going on and what is being communicated to them. They also help the young person express their needs. They are not there to give legal advice. AAs can be a parent, guardian, family member, or a professional AA from the AA scheme. The young person can nominate their own AA, or the police will arrange for one to be present. We are experienced in working with AAs to ensure that our clients' needs are best represented.

Offence picture